Pastors

Leaders do more than show the way: they constantly learn new ways.

These insights from the 1940s still ring true today.

Rev. Canon Esau McCaulley believes the Bible shows us that sin is both personal and corporate in nature and that fighting systemic racial sin is not a political agenda, but the church's duty.

The devil does not have to destroy church leaders, he only has to distract them from leading a praying church.

When speaking about a social issue, the pastor can be affirmed for being “biblical” by people who are politically passionate about that viewpoint and then be accused of being “political” by those same people when sharing something that is contrary to their political viewpoint.

Ron Jones of Something Good Radio gives practical advice on how to grow deep roots in new Christians.

We all want to belong to a healthy church, but what are the characteristics we should aim for?

If you are a pastor, you need some kind of accountability. Someone to walk with you as a pastor. You know it. You also need friends, people who care for you, shepherd you and walk with you and your wife.