Articles for Pastors
How and When Does Church Discipline Begin?
Uncertainty about how to begin church discipline and what concerns warrant church discipline is often the reason that church discipline either is not done or feels reactive when it is done.
Articles for Pastors
The Deep Theology of Groundhog Day
In my opinion you should watch the film and listen to the voice of God. With some help from the Holy SPirit, you'll see the deep theology of Groundhog Day.
Mental Health
Andrew Arndt: How to Ground Your Identity in Jesus as a Leader
Andrew Arndt and Jason Daye explore practices that help leaders experience refreshment for our souls as the Spirit strips away some of the inessentials and distractions and grounds our identity in Jesus.
Articles for Pastors
5 Ways to Spend Your Leadership Equity Wisely
You have to be very careful with leadership equity. Every decision you make, and every risk you lead your organization to take will require an investment of some of your leadership equity (the trust people place in you).
Pastors
15 Ways You Can Encourage Your Pastor
Being a pastor is rewarding, but it's a tough job. If you are not a pastor, consider doing one or two of these things this week to encourage your pastor.
Articles for Pastors
Better Public Speaking: How to Deal with… Umm… Speech Fillers
We all struggle with speech fillers. 4 steps to overcome them.
Mental Health
Percy McCray: When the Tough Diagnosis Is Yours
Percy McCray and Jason Daye talk about what happens when leaders, who are used to coming alongside others in crisis, receive a challenging medical diagnosis themselves.
Pastors
5 Signs a Pastor is Overcommitted
Hard work, persistence, and diligence in ministry are important. But so is a well ordered life. In fact, the latter is a prerequisite for the former. Pastors, here are five signs you may be overcommitted.
