Articles for Pastors
25 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me
One of the benefits of aging is gaining a clear sense of what you wish you would have known when you were younger. It got me thinking along the same lines. So just for fun, here are five things, in five areas, I wish someone had told me.
Administration
12 Questions That Bring Clarity to Your Church Finances
I've never coached or consulted a church that told me they had too much money. That's why these 12 questions to bring clarity to church finances are helpful for every church.
Articles for Pastors
Celebrity Pastors: Making Much of Men
We must guard ourselves from the celebrity pastors syndrome. By all means appreciate those men with evident credibility, but give God's Word the place which he has given to it.
Articles for Pastors
When the Coronavirus Comes to Church: Are You Prepared?
As the coronavirus continues to spread outside of the epicenter in China, churches in the United States would be wise to prepare for a potential outbreak by educating themselves about coronavirus prevention.
Articles for Pastors
Change Is Exhausting—Don’t Attempt It Without a Way to Recharge
The more everything changes, the more important it is to have places to rest, find reassurance and build up the courage to step out in faith again.
Articles for Pastors
3 Reasons Why Reading the Bible Feels Like a Chore
Let your time with God's Word move from duty to delight.
Articles for Pastors
Looking and Talking Down on Others in Our Christian Subcultures
Looking and talking down on others in our Christian subcultures is not a new problem. The “looking down” and “talking down” can reveal we are finding our worth, our identity, and our standing in things that are less than the righteousness of Christ.
Articles for Pastors
How to Use Stories to Upgrade Your Sermons
A well-placed and relevant sermon illustration is the neutral zone where the application of the biblical text occurs.