Pastors

Disney hasn’t just changed the entertainment industry. It’s changed church-world.

To know how to deal with a fool, you first have to recognize him (being sure to check the mirror in the process!). The Bible gives us a ready description, especially in the book of wisdom known as the Proverbs.

The curse of comparison had reared its ugly head. When we pastors compare our work against others, what can we do?

In her book, "The Quest for Family," Jessica Clancy describes her upbringing with brutal honesty, explaining how Jesus pursued her through a variety of life experiences, including abuse and trauma.

There are a lot of quiet leaders and ministers. Ministers who like to process, listen and protect before they speak. And that’s ok. But, just because you are quiet does not mean you have to get walked on.

Here are some practical benefits of practicing silence and solitude and tips for building it into your life.

While sabbaticals may address a common, therapeutic need for rest, God has given us the Sabbath day to serve as a sign of the greater spiritual need we have for the rest that he provides in Christ alone.

"Trust" is sometimes used as a noun. When it is, it means that firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. But then again, it can also be used as a verb.