Articles for Pastors

The average pastor in the U.S. stays at one place about four years. Unless you stay at the same church your entire life, you will exit church or a ministry and go to another, perhaps several times. 

A pastor’s normal excessive scrutiny about his preaching is bad enough, but it is made worse when these five lies about preaching are believed.

First, an explanation or two, then a definition. Then, finally, 10 reasons small churches stay small. You'll get expert insights to grow your small church.

As we meditate on the phrase, take up your cross, we should consider, Why would Jesus ask this of us?

As I read about an “epidemic of loneliness" in North America, I was reminded that even believers are susceptible to this problem: loneliness in the church.

"We need to call a Pastor who knows how to shift congregational culture."

God bless all those who will love and support their imperfect shepherds, not because they are always right or constantly deserving, but simply for Jesus’ sake. Pray for your pastor. Speak up for him.

"Not too cold. Not too hot. But just right."