Articles for Pastors

Why Pandemics Are Dangerous for Jews

Throughout the Muslim world, rumors abound that the Jews developed the coronavirus to gain power, kill a large number of people, and make a fortune selling the antidote.

10 Thoughts on Christians and Halloween

I have studied spiritual warfare for many years, so you might assume that I strongly encourage believers to avoid anything related to Halloween.

Pastor: Use Your Digital Platforms to Take a Stand

We ought to love one another and to use the church as a place of healing. Church communicators can do all of the above—we can make a space for honest conversation, healing, and love by using our digital platforms.

The Hardest Year Yet for Pastors

Church members have become increasingly vocal, critical, and divided over issues related to regathering, wearing masks, and personal reengagement in ministry. Pastors field almost daily comparisons with other churches who are handling it the “right” way.

10 Great Prayers for Every Marriage

"Dear Lord, protect our marriage from the destruction of outside influences."

The Church Leader’s Brain in the Covid Crisis: 5 Tips to Keep Your Brain Humming

A few google searches will reveal many great ideas on how to do church in the Covid crisis. But remember, good thinking always precedes great ideas and great leadership, which we need in these uncertain times.

Pastoring Through a Contested Election: A Kenyan Perspective

Pastoring through a contested election isn’t like writing a position paper. It’s attending to wounded sheep. It’s calling members as brothers and sisters to check in on each other. It’s opening up our homes for anyone who felt unsafe.

Things to Know—and Not to Know—About Bible Prophecy

I submit there are no experts on Bible prophecy.