Pastors

On every walk, I spend time worshipping the Lord, bringing my requests before him, and interceding on behalf of my family, our ministry, and the next generation.

An annual pastoral review is a helpful way to help pastors remain energized and effective in their ministries.

There is much about the Bible that our post-Christian culture does not understand, which is not its fault. It is, after all, post-Christian.

In my experience too many Christians are taught to avoid subjective experiences with God. At the close of William Sampson’s wonderful book, Meeting Jesus, he asks, “What was the color of Jesus’s eyes?”

“We are on the wrong side of the tapestry.” How true. We see the knots, the snarls, and the frayed underside. But God is on the right side of the tapestry—the side he is weaving into a beautiful work of art.

If you’re a leader of any kind, you have something you’re dying to work on. Perhaps it is a product, a team, a service offering, or something even more grandiose.

We flourish when we worship God.

I know more about the famous the rich and the beautiful than I probably should, and I know less of Heaven’s beauty than I should. I may know all about Tay-Tay, but what do I know about spiritual celebrity?