Articles for Pastors

What the Church Can Learn From Toys R Us’ Relaunch

As you may or may not know, Toys R' Us closed down all of their stores in the U.S.  I wrote an article about...

Why the Spiritual Discipline of Silence is Important

Silence is something that can be practiced outside of Sunday morning. You can, and I believe as Christians we should, take time to sit and listen to God.

Finding Freedom from a Toxic Attack at Work

We all have limited energy and our family deserves the best “us” we can offer in the midst of work and life in general. Part of that means protecting ourselves from toxic people.

4 Ways That Exaggeration Can Damage Your Leadership

As a leader you must certainly project optimism. But when you cross the line into hyperbole, your leadership is facing significant risks.

5 Indicators Your Church Is Turning the Corner

So, you want to see your church change positively. But how can you measure it? What are some indicators your church is turning the corner?

How I Love Your Law

God's law is filled with His own character and goodness. We should love it more than we do, and those who preach and teach should be careful to use the law the way it was designed to be used.

A Second Adam to the Fight…

Many people simply seek to avoid dealing with sin as long as they possibly can. Others attempt to get rid of their sin by cleaning themselves up

Toxic People Aren’t Your Fault

If you marry a toxic person and show extraordinary love, concern, care and compassion; if you go out of your way to be a model spouse to a toxic person, that toxic person will still most likely turn on you because that’s what toxic people do.