Pastors

Many times, people think that being an extrovert is a prerequisite for being a good pastor. But here are five ways that God has uniquely equipped introverts for the task.

When he touches his intact ear lobe, Malchus remembers pain and grace. Pain from the hands of a Jesus-follower. But grace from the One who heals even those on the betrayer’s side.

Once you see the potential of QR codes, you’ll find many new ways to include them in your communications plan.

Proverbs describes fools as unwise, unteachable, proud, and blinded to their foolishness. Consider these 11 traits of a foolish pastor.

When you lead a team, you lead a diverse group of personalities. You’ve probably got some introverts and extroverts. Processors and reactors. Organized and not so organized. Agreeable and challenging.

As Christians, we’re called to a higher standard as men, one that challenges us—NO, it commands us—to embrace the transformative power of biblical forgiveness.    

Passion is a key element for a leader. I have observed that people who are successful and achieve great things are passionate leaders.

No amount of insistence that one is speaking the truth in love (when, in fact, he is speaking the truth in anger) will mask the fact that he is actually speaking in loveless pride.