Pastor, You’re Doing A Great Job—Here Are 6 Reasons We Appreciate You
Thank you to those who serve the church in ways we often don’t value, and that most pastors don’t see in themselves.
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.
Sabbath was given for our good, but mostly for God’s glory. Let’s keep the focus there.
When life is fast, Sabbath is hard. But that’s why God gave it to us, and why we need it more than ever.
God designed us with the need to regularly unplug, disconnect, and lay low. Rest is not a bug, it’s a feature.
Less frequent church attendance is not a positive trend, but it may not be as bad as we think.
The church is God’s people gathered and God’s people sent. The gathering (going to church) matters just as much as the sending (being the church).
Disciples are in the abiding business, not the fruit-production business. Fruit, in the end, is not our responsibility; it’s the Father’s.
Numbers are not the only way to determine church health. In many situations, they’re not even the best way.
I not have the right to treat any other human being badly, I have an extra obligation not to pile on to someone who’s already receiving so much hurtful attention. No amount of adulation or money can balance that ledger in a person’s heart.