Articles for Pastors
It’s Not Our ‘Christian Responsibility’ to Be Politically Engaged
We often call things like voting or electing certain kinds of people our "Christian responsibility." But is it, really? What does the Bible say about politics?
Articles for Pastors
Are Our Pastors Being Discipled?
Discipleship is much easier to preach about than it is to practice. Pastors, like myself, are often more enthusiastic about making disciples than we are about being discipled.
Articles for Pastors
5 Signs of a Dangerous Pastor
Trustworthy leadership is hard to find. Inside and outside Christianity, men and women with fancy letters behind their names are doing nasty things to innocent people—and children.
Articles for Pastors
How to Have Righteous Anger Like Jesus
What's the difference between regular anger and righteous anger? Even more important, how can we have righteous anger like Jesus?Jesus exemplified righteous anger. Put another way, he would get angry but "sin not."
Articles for Pastors
My Heart Broke When I Saw This ‘Preaching’
I began thinking about the visitor that might have been at that church while he was preaching. Bad preaching should break our hearts.
Articles for Pastors
4 Things That Matter Most in Holiday Giving Campaigns
People don’t give to meet needs. They give to fulfill a vision. People give when a big dream captures their imagination.
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Young Leaders: Who Will Replace Eugene Peterson and Other Giants We’ve Lost?
In the last few years, not only have we lost Eugene Peterson, but also Billy Graham and Dallas Willard among other famous preachers.
Articles for Pastors
5 Lessons Church Leaders Can Learn From the “All-Day Breakfast” Trend
When considering the all-day breakfast trend, I see at least five clear lessons that you and I can apply to our churches.