Pastors

If you aren’t yet familiar with the term deconstruction you soon will be. Many are trying to untangle a ton of knots and are doing it in the context of a ton of pain.

You want your staff to be loyal to the vision of the organization and to one another. How does a culture of loyalty happen?

In recent years, the evangelical movement has been experiencing a reckoning when it comes to abuse and scandal.

Why is it that some leaders quit pastoring, even after years of doing so, and move in a completely different direction?

When I first began serving in local church ministry, a pastor told me that “church is a great place to hide out and a great place to burn out.”

The idea that God is somehow pulling the levers behind the screen of life is what I call Christian fatalism: God is all-powerful. His will cannot be denied. Therefore, everything that happens must have been part of his plan from the beginning. He was behind everything all along.

"Your pastors probably aren’t going to tell you these things."

When a pastor commits adultery, most of their fellow pastors believe they should withdraw from public ministry for at least some time.