Pastors

The issue of sinful anger is one that is not addressed enough in theologically conservative circles. It is one leading mark of self-righteousness.

This might be the most important principle for effective preaching I’ve learned. It led to my best sermons.

You must first possess a positive outlook of the future before you can authentically lead with optimism and hope into the future.

I know most Judgment Houses present the gospel at the end. But in the Bible, the good news doesn’t come at the end.

As preachers, how can we connect? Or better yet, what should we avoid preaching mistakes that create a disconnection?

According to new research from the Institute for Family Studies, “religious men and women who married in their 20s without cohabiting first…have the lowest odds of divorce in America today.”

Billy Graham once said, “A coach will impact more people in one year than the average person will in an entire lifetime.”

There are different types of people who give anonymous criticism. I’ve been a small business owner, elected official, church planter, and church revitalizer. So perhaps I’ve received more than my share.