Pastors

One Part of Your Bible Which Isn’t Inspired

I’m one of those Bible-believing Baptists who holds to the inerrancy of Scripture. But when I say I believe the Bible is without error I mean that inerrancy applies to the original autographs.

7 Suggestions for Pastors and Spouses to Find True Friends

I've personally been burned several times by trusting the wrong people with information. It’s wonderful to think a pastor can be totally transparent with everyone, but honestly, especially in some churches, complete transparency will cause you to lose your ministry.

Video: The Amazing Story Behind the Song “O Holy Night”

Watch the video to learn more about the history of this song. And then check out the entire lyrics to this powerful song by Placide Cappeau.

3 Critical Steps to Model God-Fearing Leadership

To build a culture of God-fearing leadership in your church and support the call to expand the presence of the Gospel throughout the world, look to the Word of God.

This Is Why the Lord’s Day Matters

The Lord's Day matters because it's part of the law of God. But it also matters for other reasons, besides observing the law.

Not Many of You Should Become Writers, Readers, Publishers or Editors

My encouragement to you today is to be a discerning reader. That’s going to play out differently for each of you, so I can’t say how exactly, but I want to encourage you to expect more from writers.

5 Signs the Enemy (Not God) Is Winning in Your Life and Leadership

It doesn’t have ultimate power, but it also isn’t powerless. Evil is active. And to some extent, you need to be aware of the influence of evil in ministry, your thought life, and your family right now.

Discipling Your Staff: Are You the Problem?

The way we lead is replicated by those we lead. The challenges and struggles we have with those we lead are often reflections of our leadership.