Articles for Pastors

We have to do more than just say a point for it to stick. But how do we do this? How do we develop sticky points that land on people in powerful ways?

Many non-senior pastors wonder how they can work in a church where they don’t support the vision and direction of the senior pastor.

I often wonder if we accept the toxic environments of our churches because it is easier to accept what is toxic rather than the pain that often comes with becoming healthy.

America’s largest evangelical denomination has been in the headlines day after day. The SBC is in the midst of its own horrifying #MeToo moment.

Divorce. Depression. Death. Addiction. Just four of the many heartbreaking challenges of life in a fallen and broken world. While every pastor knows you’ll...

Charles Spurgeon: “Never write what you dare not sign. An anonymous letter-writer is a sort of assassin, who wears a mask, and stabs in the dark. Such a man is a fiend with a pen. If discovered, the wretch will be steeped in the blackest infamy.”

The longer you stay at the church you serve, the better chance it has to (1) grow numerically year after year and (2) deepen its impact in the community.

Communion should never be something that becomes so routine that it loses it impact, it should also be something that is done regularly and with great intentionality.