Post-Pandemic Trends In Small Church Ministry, with Dale Sellers (Ep 048)
The expected post-pandemic wave of pastoral resignations hasn’t happened, but pastoral exhaustion has. Why? And what do we do now?
The expected post-pandemic wave of pastoral resignations hasn’t happened, but pastoral exhaustion has. Why? And what do we do now?
For anyone who’s ever found themselves looking down on other pastors – or anyone who’s been looked down on.
Managing conflict, coordinating a team, handing leadership to the NextGen. Paul’s life and ministry keep teaching us so much.
For pastors who are wondering if they’re dealing with with burnout. (Hint: if you think you are, you probably are.)
Sipping a mocha in Harvard Square somehow seems more consequential than having coffee at the small-town gas station. But it’s not.
Not only does pastoring a small church correspond with Shepherd Leadership, but the smaller size helps some aspects become even more doable.
Insights into how technology is changing the way we work, worship, live, communicate, and think. Plus a hopeful, Bible-based alternative.
An extremely practical conversation about the kind of ministry most pastors do, but almost no one talks about.
Trying to imitate a big church is lame. Yes, lame. There’s a better way forward.
The church is not a place, it is a movement. A movement of God’s people. And the key to regaining it is discipleship.