The Delegating Pastor: Do Less Stuff, Get More Done
It may be hard to delegate. Especially when it seems like there’s no one to delegate to. But it’s easier – and more biblical – than not delegating at all.
It may be hard to delegate. Especially when it seems like there’s no one to delegate to. But it’s easier – and more biblical – than not delegating at all.
Small churches can use our personal touch to help new believers grow in the way that suits them best.
Curriculum doesn’t connect us to a church body. People do. People who love Jesus and show us how to love him, too.
Should all pastors take a sabbatical? If so, what should you do on yours, and what should be avoided?
Leaving a church is hard. Don’t make it harder by doing it badly.
If you’re considering leaving the church you attend, there are a few things you may want to consider before making the leap.
A fascinating conversation based on a report from a 20-year-long study about church trends and church size.
Thank you to those who serve the church in ways we often don’t value, and that most pastors don’t see in themselves.
No church is perfect. But there are a lot of churches that could be right for you. Here are five steps to help you on your search.
Kindness may be the least-appreciated of the Fruit of the Spirit, but it’s one of the most important for our witness to the world.