The Idolatry Of The Grind
“Instead of focusing on what we do, we need to celebrate what God still manages to do through broken people like us.”
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“Instead of focusing on what we do, we need to celebrate what God still manages to do through broken people like us.”
The Idolatry Of The Grind Read More »
“We also need to have an equal investment in rest and replenishment for the sake of longevity.”
“People need friends. Not paid-professional friends, not just online friends. Real people who engage in real time over real concerns.”
“We tend to not make disciples how we were not discipled. But what’s missing in most churches is a clear, practical disciple-making pathway.”
The Art and Science of Making Disciples, with Peyton Jones (Ep 124) Read More »
“Being a pastor’s kid is hard enough without all the extra
baggage. Protect them from the crazy.”
Leading the Preacher’s Kids Toward Jesus Without Driving Them Crazy Read More »
Younger ministers need to listen to older ministers’ stories. Older ministers need to listen to young ministers’ questions.
The Most Important Lesson Older and Younger Ministers Can Learn from Each Other Read More »
“I wish I’d apprenticed longer, serving under older, wiser pastors. It would have made me a better pastor in my youth.”
Six Things I’d Do Differently If I Was a Young Pastor Today, with Darryl Dash (Ep 123) Read More »
Teaching requires two things: a competent instructor and receptive students. Equipping and discipling require much more.
How To Go From Teaching A Crowd To Equipping The Saints Read More »
Your primary ministry gift may be teaching. But that gift must always serve the greater command to be equippers.
The Biggest Mistake Teaching Pastors Make – And How To Correct It Read More »
“When the applause ends, the lights are turned down, and the crowd has gone their way, what really counts?”
The Unrelenting Pressure of Unrealistic Success Read More »