Pastors

Healing comes with a heavy cost. We can release our grip on resentment and rebellion, receive help, and experience renewal in every part of our lives. But are you ready to be healed?

It’s no secret: Finishing this life with a legacy that honors God isn’t automatic and certainly isn’t easy. So, in my twenties and thirties and again in my forties, I asked a number of older Christians to show me how it’s done.

Let’s face it. Our minds wander, constantly. Here are four practical ways to keep on task and win the mind wandering battle.

It was less than 20 years ago that church mergers were relatively uncommon, and today, they are gaining momentum with productive outcomes.

Busyness can make life barren.

In all my hardest times, God has been there. Because of who God is and all he’s done for me, I trust him to use all the other difficulties in ways I will not understand until I enter his presence.

Priorities. Did you know that word actually means pretty much nothing? The word priority comes from the Latin word prior which means former or first.

There is one critical leadership error most leaders make at some point. I make it frequently. If you’re leading, you probably do also.