Articles for Pastors

For all elders of any position the primary job is to actively shepherd the people of the church.

The ability to clearly communicate is a must-have skill for any pastor or leader in business, academia, non-profit or your family.

Many young adults claim wounds they can trace back to the church.

Many local churches function as if the primary communicator is also the single vision caster. It’s true that the senior pastor is the lead vision castor, but that only paints a part of the picture.

You like to study Scripture, preach and make a difference—but are those sufficient reasons to become a pastor?

Leadership requires initiative. Healthy relationships require initiative. A pastor without initiative will struggle to feed sheep.

Leadership is influence, and that may have little or nothing to do with “job descriptions” or “chains of command” or “organizational charts.”

A recipe for showing Christ-like humility.