Failure, Part 2: When Pastors Fail
“How do we take the message of the resurrection seriously when the things we put our time, effort, and energy into don’t pan out?”
Failure, Part 2: When Pastors Fail Read More »
“How do we take the message of the resurrection seriously when the things we put our time, effort, and energy into don’t pan out?”
Failure, Part 2: When Pastors Fail Read More »
When I’m pushing for numerical growth, I minister differently than when I’m caring for people. And not in a good way.
Caring Or Counting? The Pastoral Dilemma Read More »
Attendance-shaming reinforces the false premise that sitting in church is the primary obligation of a committed Christian.
Pastor, Stop Attendance-Shaming Read More »
Long-term pastorates are almost always good for the church and the pastor. But some situations let you know it’s time to go.
Deal-Breakers: 8 Ways God May Tell You to Leave Your Pastorate Read More »
Following Jesus’ example as the Good Shepherd requires lots of continued prayer, humility, and a willingness to be corrected and guided by him along the way.
How Can We Follow the Example of the Good Shepherd? Read More »
After thousands of sermons, you stop being impressed by the flash, and you start noticing the essentials.
9 Things I Love to Hear In a Sermon Read More »
The pastor’s home should be a place of joy, hope, faith, and generosity. Our foundation is found in the Bible and our first ministry is at home.
The Pastor, the Bible, and Growing Up In a Pastor’s Home, with Albert Vaters (Ep 100) Read More »
When we treat the Bible like a collection of sermon texts, we can lose the wonder and the beauty of it.
Why I Don’t Read The Bible For Sermon Material Read More »
Confessing voluntarily instead of hoping no one finds out (which they will), is your best chance at healing.
There’s A Pastor Reading This Who’s Living A Secret Life Read More »
Small church leadership relies on the pastor’s presence, big church leadership compensates for the pastor’s absence.
The Biggest Difference In Big/Small Church Leadership Read More »