Pastors

10 Duties of a Pastor: What It Really Takes to Lead a Church

A pastor's role encompasses spiritual leadership, administration, and personal mentorship. Let's explore the 10 duties of a pastor and what it truly takes to shepherd a congregation.

Some Say It Thundered: The Lordship of Christ at Wheaton College

My simple plea is that you don’t just cherry-pick the evidence that fits a decline narrative, but take an honest look at what Wheaton as a whole is like today.

5 Simple Ways To Prevent Youth Pastor Burnout and Turnover

The average stay of a youth pastor is around 18 months. Although I can’t confirm this exact number, it’s clear that youth pastor burnout and turnover is a real thing.

4 Weapons of Mass Distraction in the Lives of Leaders

Os Guiness coined the phrase 'weapons of mass distraction' to describe how leaders distract themselves to avoid facing their inconsistent and broken beliefs about God and eternal matters. Here are four to watch out for in your life.

Top Ministries Ranked by MinistryWatch: Who’s Making an Impact?

MinistryWatch provides rankings that offer a valuable resource for those seeking to support faith-based organizations that embody Christ’s love and mission.

6 Practices for Your First Year of Church Leadership

Starting well in your first year is so important for the long run of your church leadership. Here are six practices that will help you get your leadership journey started off on the right foot.

Immature Christians: 3 Types of People Who Hinder the Church

We must beware of immature Christians who can bring harm upon themselves while at the same time doing harm to the entire church. And there are three particular types of people who cause damage to the local church.

5 Things to Know About the Controversies at Gateway Church in Texas

The controversies at Gateway Church have not gone unnoticed by the media. Various news outlets have reported on the church’s financial practices, leadership dynamics, and social positions. This media attention has contributed to a polarized public perception of the church.