Pastors

10 Ways to Pray for Your Church as It Reopens

If you experience many emotions revolving around COVID-19, prayer can be a powerful tool. To pray for your church is one way to build unity when divisions arise. Prayer leads to peace.

Never Waste a Good Sermon: 6 Ways to Re-Purpose Your Message Content

The gospel is the greatest content on the planet, and we pastors write and say a lot of words about it every week. Here are at least six ways to stretch the reach of a good sermon beyond the single weekend service.

10 Ways to Spot Your Own Arrogance

Use these potential markers of arrogance to avoid such a fall.

Two Gentle Ways to Care for Wounded People

Wrapped up in every slander is an opportunity to cultivate spiritual maturity in leadership.

To Be Alive

The morning sun, the breath in your lungs, the very words of God tucked under one arm, an imperfect church to go to, a squirt of hand sanitizer from your preacher’s wife. In the end it all adds up to His goodness.

Three Principles to Guide You When Artful Nuance Overtakes Strategy

There are rare times when circumstances seem to say that leading according to artful nuance, the complexity of culture, and the speed of change takes priority over the strategy.

How to Complain to God the Right Way

We can complain to God, but when we complain, we must remember how good God is. David complained about his situation. The Israelites complained about their Savior. And the Lord responded very differently.

Do It First, Write It Later: A New Approach to Mission Statements

The only real hope that a church will follow through on their mission statement is if it’s based on what the church is already doing.