Articles for Pastors

Don’t be satisfied with the old wine of your traditions and risk refusing the new wine of Christ’s grace. If you are pertinaciously clinging to an inappropriate, legalistic tradition, there’s something you can do today: let it go!

The longer the social upheavals of our time rage on, the more likely the possibility of leadership fatigue.

God created us to be social, and if we’re honest, all of us care if people like us. So, how do we keep from withdrawing when we have to deal with someone who doesn’t like us?

There are lessons to be learned if you are ever to do this well, and most of them are learned the hard way.  When it comes to leading God's Church, your scars will attest to your education.

Advanced planning not only helped me when I was teaching and preaching, but it also helped other facets of my church.

That unexpected open door led to what we commonly call Paul’s first missionary journey (Acts 13:1-4). The world was permanently changed out of that prayer and fasting in that meeting when a new door.

There are pastors I knew who were faithful unto death, who faithfully served God all the way to the end of their lives. Here is what set them apart.

Have you fallen for one of these superstitious church-growth myths?