Pastors

During a Q&A interview earlier this year, I was asked “What would you say to your younger self?” Here was my answer.

A sanctified imagination has the potential to help us connect with the daily lives of our congregation and improve our preaching.

Nothing compares to the church, does it? No business, no investment, no enterprise, no activity. It’s the heart of God’s plan and the hope of the world.

The Lord never intended for His Word to collect dust on a table in your back bedroom. When God's people do not live in the Word, bad things happen.

You must be at least average in these important pastoral skills or those weaknesses will overshadow your strengths.

Running the race of life requires endurance. And our endurance is sustained by the encouragement from those running alongside us.

A new idea gaining some traction in vocational ministry these days is purposely choosing bivocational ministry when making that choice isn’t necessary. I think that’s a bad idea. Let me share why.

The Lord’s people want to pray. Pastor, teach us to pray. Most of the Lord’s people want to learn to pray. Pastor, teach us to pray. Pastor,...