Articles for Pastors

Good leaders frequently evaluate to make sure the current pace doesn’t leave someone behind—unless it is intentional

God has the power to place us where He desires us to serve.

"If you consider yourself successful, remember that your success is on lease and the rent is due every day."

They don’t skip a day in prayer and the ministry of the Word.

"The phrase “cotton candy preaching” is a derogatory term that implies that sermons lack depth."

"Preachers cannot be seeking personal glory in the pulpit."

"The greatest danger in Christian leadership is to forget God."

When God manifests His presence, everyone in the vicinity becomes aware of His presence. This God-consciousness produces several responses. Here are three major responses seen in Scripture and history.