Articles for Pastors

What comes to mind when you think over your pastorate? Words of gratitude?

When leading like a hunter, leaders are quick and decisive. They learn by doing and they live with a convictional sense of urgency. When leading like a farmer, leaders evaluate, plant seeds for future change and invest in cultivating the culture.

There’s something more important, more powerful and far more effective than setting goals.

12 years on the other side of my dark night of the soul, the thoughts of suicide are gone (hopefully forever) and hope again burns bright.

Pastors will never lack for leadership challenges. Here are six things that you need to do, whether or not you want to!

Tony Morgan offers a power-packed list of must-read spiritual growth stoppers that might hinder the growth of your church.

I can’t say for sure if my heart was in the right or wrong place when I used to want to change the world. Sometimes I am sure my motives were mostly good.

The powerful thing about Jesus and the expression of His emotions is that they always seemed to be perfectly appropriate and perfectly timed.