Articles for Pastors

Under pressure it’s easy to be swayed by your own emotions, make reactionary decisions or be tempted to trade long term success for more immediate rewards.

I admire and respect courageous communicators who carry the weight of communicating to such a diverse crowd on Sunday mornings.

Almost monthly I hear of pastors (most of whom will never make the headlines) who are losing their job because of plagiarism—using someone else’s content but passing it off as their own.

Ministry can be an enormous blessing and it can be an enormous source of pain and heartache.

Sometimes they’ve taken power when leadership voids existed, and they assume they still have that power. Or, they’re fighting to keep the power they lost when new leadership arrived.

The Apostle always reminded believers of what they were, even while correcting the sin that was so pervasive in their lives.

The mild culture of outreach in churches has been replaced with no culture of outreach.

How do you know you haven’t fallen for a leadership myth that simply isn’t true?