David Sanford

David Sanford coaches pastors and other Christian leaders passionate about demonstrating the relevance of Jesus Christ in every major sphere of life. His book and Bible projects have been published by Zondervan, Tyndale, Thomas Nelson, Doubleday, and Amazon. His speaking engagements have ranged everywhere from UC Berkeley (CA) to The Billy Graham Center at the Cove (NC). He can be reached at sanforddr@gmail.com.

Tips on Being an Emotionally Intelligent Pastor (From a Christian Psychologist)

As a Christian psychologist, my goal is to show you some startling research and help you understand a few very powerful leadership skills.

11 Ways To Ensure You Leave a Legacy That Honors God

It’s no secret: Finishing this life with a legacy that honors God isn’t automatic and certainly isn’t easy. So, in my twenties and thirties and again in my forties, I asked a number of older Christians to show me how it’s done.

Jesus and Children: How to Cultivate & Guard Kids’ Love for Jesus

Jesus and children have always had a special relationship. In the Gospels, it’s clear that kids love Jesus because He first loved them.

9 Books for Pastors and Leaders Who Want to Last

I highly recommend 9 powerful books for pastors and leaders to equip you. They address issues like trust, disagreements, doctrine, and so much more, and offer constructive and sometimes counter-intuitive perspectives.

What Do You Do When a Church Member Walks Away From Faith?

Have you ever winced upon learning that a long-time church member has left your church? Even harder, does that individual appear to doubt some or much of what he or she used to believe about God, the Bible, Jesus Christ, the Church, and the Christian faith? If so, how did you respond?

How to Transform Wounds Into Wisdom (for Pastors)

In this Q&A, author Jolynn Davidson discusses some of her book’s applications to pastors and ministry for how to transform wounds into wisdom. 

Confessions of an Angry Man and Pastor

As pastors, it’s not enough for us to manage anger if we're an angry pastor. Recovery is possible. I’m living proof. Confessions of an Angry Man is my redemptive story.

17 Ways Pastors Can Hit the Refresh Button

Every pastor who still wants to be in the ministry five years from now needs to take a day or two off each quarter...

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