Pastors

Common grace is one of my very favorite doctrines. I so love it and wish it were better understood and more often celebrated.

Pastors often sense a profound pressure to perform even when they might not feel like it. To secure their positions, they often play hurt and try pastoring through pain.

Few things are as satisfying as when you select someone for a leadership position and then they not only succeed, but thrive in the role.

Your spiritual leadership is life-giving, and you are part of a divine mission that brings light in a troubled world. Here are eight ways in which the church is that light to the world.  

Here are six theological convictions from a lead pastor given to worship leaders.

So many churches and ministry organizations value loyalty far more than expertise – to the extent that they would rather hire or promote an extremely loyal person over someone more qualified. Call it a loyalty obession.

Churches have already seen giving decline due to inflation. With the oncoming recession, things are about to take a downward turn. Here are five ways you can recession-proof your church

Do you ever struggle to keep the keep the leaders on your team motivated? How do you motivate a leader?