Articles for Pastors

15 Common Challenges Pastors Face — And How to Overcome Them

Understanding the challenges pastors face allows them to address obstacles with wisdom and perseverance. By prioritizing spiritual health, seeking accountability, and building strong relationships, pastors can navigate these struggles and thrive in their calling.

8 Signs of a Pastor People Will Follow

Do you demonstrate the signs of a good pastor? In other words, are you a pastor people will follow? Here's how to tell whether or not you are.

7 Life-Changing Jesus Leadership Lessons for Pastors

His leadership principles remain timeless and serve as a model for pastors seeking to shepherd their congregations effectively. By studying His example, these Jesus leadership lessons for pastors can help grow in their calling and leadership.

13 Pastoral Ethics That Every Church Leader Must Uphold

Pastoral ethics and integrity are foundational to a thriving ministry. Church leaders are entrusted with guiding others in faith, providing counsel, and representing biblical values in both their personal and professional lives.

10 Easter Psalms to Increase Your Joy

May these ten popular psalms increase your joy and make your soul overflow with love for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Check out this article for these ten Easter Psalms that will increase your joy.

How To Love One Another in the Church When the Culture Seeks To Divide Us

The church needs an urgent call back to the core of who we are: a people who love one another deeply, even when it’s hard, even when the culture around us pushes us to do otherwise.

Here’s Help for Your Good Friday Sermon

In your Good Friday message, remind your congregation: We want to embrace the resurrection, but Jesus calls us to the Cross, too. Discover these four powerful reflections on the cross

Three Pastoral Tasks More Important Than Preaching

While preaching is essential, it is not the only or even the most important pastoral duty. There are crucial pastoral tasks that build relationships, provide care, and sustain a healthy church community.