Articles for Pastors

One of the ways I prepare for sermons is by constantly collecting content—things like news stories or statistics that might make a good illustration, anecdotes and quotes, and Bible verses based on a common theme.

Excommunicating someone who has completely stopped attending is, in effect, giving them what they’ve asked for.

Just because you have a leadership position doesn’t mean you are leading. That’s a sobering thought.

I believe it’s always good to do self-evaluation as a leader.

This simple practice could dramatically increase the year end giving at your church.

I believe that prayer by the pastor should be one of the highest moments in public worship services. This moment of public intercession can be absolutely powerful.

Apostasy is the old, vigorous word to describe an abandonment of Christ, and the New Testament church was familiar with it.

Regardless of why someone visits your church, easing the tension your first-time guests feel is essential. By creating a positive experience, you will compel them to visit your worship service again or take the next step in getting further involved.