Articles for Pastors
12 Things Pastors Do That Build Trust Quickly
Building trust is not a program you implement; it’s the lifestyle you embody. It requires continuous, humble effort rooted in the character of Christ.
Articles for Pastors
8 Things You Need to Know About Pastor Search Committees
Much is changing in today's pastor search committees.
Articles for Pastors
Love Your Enemies – Into Friends
"When we got in the car to drive away my son took a stress ball out of the welcome bag. -- Love your enemies?!? -- What a ridiculous phrase—that even contradicts the Bible!”
Articles for Pastors
Is Mental Illness Actually Biblical?
If we’re going to effectively care for fellow Christians who struggle with mental illness, we need to recognize that mental illness is a real thing.
Articles for Pastors
Emotional Survival for Pastors at Christmastime
When you hurt, if you don't find something God-honoring to fill your tanks with, you'll find something that isn't God-honoring.
Articles for Pastors
12 Things Pastors Worry About That God Already Handled
Pastors worry because they care. But God handled each of these burdens long before you ever picked them up.
Articles for Pastors
6 Things Megachurches Get RIGHT
Why it’s time for a moratorium on megachurch criticism.
Articles for Pastors
7 Conversations Every Pastor Should Have Before the Year Ends
Before the clock strikes midnight on December 31, carve out time for these seven conversations.
Articles for Pastors
Preaching to Digital Disciples
People now are using their digital devices to Google information, fact check and share content from the presenter. This is the age of digital disciples.
Articles for Pastors
How to Lead People Through the Four Stages of Christian Generosity
Giving is better than any drug, any roller coaster or any trip you can go on. By sharing these four stags of Christian generosity you can help people take the first step.
Articles for Pastors
Ministering to Introverts in the Church
For some introverts, entering your average evangelical worship service feels like walking into a nonalcoholic cocktail party.
