Pastors

Leadership development is similar to a house in that the foundation is essential to the process and the outcomes. What is underneath the surface makes all the difference.

How would you like to find another 40 hours in your month? What could you accomplish with that time? Get an advanced degree? Read the books you’ve been wanting to get to? Develop an interest? Sharpen a skill set? Think about the impact of this.

We should be reluctant to blame God, however, for our clogged calendars when they are often caused by our own procrastination or poor planning.

Have you ever noticed that the eyesight that leads you into sin is blind, but the eyesight to lead you out is presumed to be 20/20?

What God says about his word is a deep, complex, and staggering thing. And each book of the written word testifies to the wonder of his revelation. I decided to take a look, book by book, selecting a representative passage from each to highlight many of the things God's word says about God's words.

Cynicism spreads through our soul like a virus, causing negativism that often leads to discouragement.

Many church staffs have a performance-oriented driven-ness that is hard to quiet. There is a longing for more, but more of what?

There are quite a few blogs and articles circulating these days asking prominent pastors “What didn’t seminary teach you” or some variation of that question. The questions lead many to wonder, "why go to seminary?"