Articles for Pastors
Ed Stetzer: Churchleaders Must Face The Future of Music in the Church
It may be a generalization to say the church today has three generational expressions, but I think we can work with it, especially with respect to music in the church.
Articles for Pastors
8 Warning Signs Your Church is Drifting from God’s Mission
I have yet to see a church drift towards God’s mission. The current of apathy always pulls away. It’s obvious to point out drifting churches as lacking purpose. But what causes this drift?
Articles for Pastors
5 Myths About Hell
Hell is a place of punishment by God; sinners who have committed treason against an infinite God will remain in the place of torment where they shall only be able to continually hate the God they hated in their previous life.
Pastors
The Importance of NOT Equating ‘Painful’ With ‘Difficult’ in Leadership
Just because a decision is painful does not mean that the decision is difficult. Yes, some conversations and decisions may be painful. But the decision to have them, as a general rule, is not difficult.
Pastors
Question: Is Your Church Founded on Strong Theology?
To build a healthy church requires intentionality. Here are some questions to ask your church regarding how strong its theology is.
Pastors
5 Enemies of the Soul That Hurt Your Church
The pressure to solve problems in the church requires so much focus that we often have little energy left to conquer the enemies of the soul. But here are five enemies of the soul that can hurt the church.
Articles for Pastors
However You Treat the Lord’s Pastors, He Takes Personally
It's important you consider how to treat your pastor. While it's true that God sees us all equally, at the same time, scripture affirms that it matters how we treat those appointed to serve in ministry.
Pastors
R.C. Sproul: Don’t Confuse Spirituality With Righteousness
Spirituality can be a cheap substitute for righteousness. Spirituality and piety are not ends in themselves. In fact they are worthless unless they are means to a higher goal. The goal must go beyond spirituality to righteousness.
