Articles for Pastors

No one who is even slightly aware of his debt to so many around him/her will ever catch up on the task of giving thanks to those to whom he is indebted. But it’s no excuse not to try. We can learn how to give thanks.

When Rachel Joy Welcher asked her Twitter followers to share their stories of how they came to trust in Jesus, social media served a different purpose than it normally does.

"I would say more pastors live paranoid of who they can trust than have someone they would consider a close confidant."

We can’t just disciple potential young leaders, we have to release them.

Pastor and author Erwin McManus shares with the Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast how understanding the quality of genius—especially the genius of Jesus—has more fully revealed the nature of God to him.

Here are a few reasons why I don't believe in Christian accountability and why we need a new discussion about integrity.

I highly recommend 9 powerful books for pastors and leaders to equip you. They address issues like trust, disagreements, doctrine, and so much more, and offer constructive and sometimes counter-intuitive perspectives.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warned his followers about guarding your heart. he said not to practice spiritual devotion with ulterior motives. This is critical in the pulpit.