Articles for Pastors

Pastoral burnout prevention is not just about avoiding negative outcomes; it's about thriving in ministry for the long haul.

I visited a man on his death bed yesterday. I left confused. This man had no relationship with Jesus, no interest in the gospel, yet no fear of death. No fear of death at all? It led me to consider: should Christians fear death?

The days between Easter and Pentecost are usually an afterthought, yet they are the beginning of a journey into the age to come.

If you're looking to grow in this area, here are ten pastor preaching tips to help you preach more effectively and forge stronger connections with those in your care.

Misdiagnosing the actual state of the union and what the real issues is a difficult business, but there are some sure signs of a dying church.

Doubting and questions don’t need to lead us from faith but are part of the process of learning to grapple with the personal God. And God can use us to help those in our congregations who may currently be feeling these tensions intensely.

Understanding the challenges pastors face allows them to address obstacles with wisdom and perseverance. By prioritizing spiritual health, seeking accountability, and building strong relationships, pastors can navigate these struggles and thrive in their calling.

Do you demonstrate the signs of a good pastor? In other words, are you a pastor people will follow? Here's how to tell whether or not you are.