Articles for Pastors
Use Ash Wednesday To Help You Prepare for Easter
Ash Wednesday is about preparation and the beginning of preparation at that. All of the Lenten season is focused upon preparation for Easter. No matter how we mark the day, whether with ashes on our forehead or with reflection on the meaning of Easter, Jesus invites us to journey on to Easter Sunday with Him.
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What Does the Bible Say About Exercise?
Explore what the Bible says about exercise and physical health within a Christian context. Discover the spiritual insights and practical guidance on maintaining a balanced and God-honoring approach to fitness.
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How to Craft an Effective Altar Call
An altar call can vary in format and content, but its purpose remains the same - to invite individuals to make a public commitment or respond to God's call.
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Use a Sermon Outline to Sharpen Your Preaching
When it comes to delivering a powerful sermon, having a well-structured outline is essential. A sermon outline serves as a roadmap, guiding both the preacher and the audience through the message.
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Use Social Media Reinforcement After Your Sermon—And Before!
You spend countless hours preparing a sermon and then you get up to preach. You pour into the congregation for thirty minutes or more and then what? Social media reinforcement can help.
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8 Principles in Seeking Spiritual Accountability
If you want accountability, you’ve got to take that responsibility on yourself.
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18 Ways To Ruin Your Reputation on Facebook
Facebook is a great way for you to build and maintain relationships with people both inside your church and in your community. Every time you post something, you risk ruining your reputation on Facebook.
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How To Maximize Team Commitment
There are many things that will try to interfere with team commitment: frustration, boredom, weariness, doubt, opportunities, distractions, and the like.