Articles for Pastors

How Does a Marriage Survive the Loss of a Child

The worst tragedy a married couple could ever face is the loss of a child. There’s no pain deeper, and the intense grief can spiral into a cyclone of negative emotions that often tear the marriage apart in the aftermath of the tragedy.

7 Reminders When Pastors Disappoint Us

The truth is pastors are held more responsible in the eyes of God for how we lead in the church. This means they can disappoint us. Often.

The Other Side of the Mountain: Seeing Scripture in a Fresh Way

Seeing Scripture in a fresh way reminds me of how Long's Peak always captures my attention.

5 Things to Consider as You Schedule Your Christmas Eve Services

Let me highlight some key considerations for your team to wrestle with to help you pick the right Christmas Eve 2018 service times.

6 Essential Strategies When Counseling Others

I constantly remind myself that while I desire to be liked, the Bible is the source by which I provide all counseling. It is not just a filter by which I pass all my theories and thoughts.

8 Things to Remember When It Feels Like the Devil’s Winning

Sometimes it just feels like Satan’s winning the spiritual warfare game. He's not.

Anne Graham Lotz: I Am Prepared for This Fight

Anne Graham Lotz expressed her gratitude for all the support and prayers from around the world as she deals with a breast cancer diagnosis. Anne will undergo surgery September 18.

Are You Married to an Introvert?

If you (an extrovert) are married to an introvert like I am, you need to know a couple of things.