Pastors
Fight the Temptation To Make Your Small Church Look Big
If you’re not a big church, then stop trying to be something you’re not. Every Christmas and Easter, I see many small churches trying desperately to make a big impact—and they usually fail.
Pastors
How ‘Throw My Body in a Ditch’ Theology Relates to Sexual Ethics
I’ve heard more than a handful of Christians joke that they don’t care what happens to their body after death. "Just throw me in a ditch," they’ll say, “I’ll be in heaven with Jesus.” But is that reflective of what the Bible says?
Articles for Pastors
The Secret Sin Behind Passive Aggressive Behavior
"Identify the promises they make to us, recognize these false promises as lies and then trust the superior promises of Jesus, by the power of the Holy Spirit."
Pastors
7 Preliminary Steps When Initiating Major Change
There are some preliminary steps when you are initiating major change. As a pastor and leader, I am continually dealing with change. Everyday. Change is a part of life—for all of us.
Pastors
The Importance of Innovation
One of the least talked about issues within churches is innovation. Here's why that shouldn't be the case.
Pastors
7 Unique Ways To Prepare To Preach or Teach This Weekend
If you are teaching a small group or preaching a sermon this week, you recognize that your preparation matters. Here are seven unique ways to prepare to preach or teach this coming weekend.
Articles for Pastors
15 Ideas To Spark Extraordinary Church Growth
Not every church is the same. What works for one may not work for another. To help spark new ways to improve your church, Church Fuel recommends these church growth ideas.
Articles for Pastors
4 Systems Church Leaders Should Care About
Some church leaders resist systems because systems can feel “unspiritual” or “corporate.” I have heard the critique for years.
