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4 Theological Questions Your Church Has About Regathering
Your church has access to the same news and guidelines you do, but what they need is a theological lens through which to make sense of culture and science. Read More »
Why Good Leadership Can Create Problems
Any pastor who has sought to move the church away from a sacred cow knows that the pain of moving forward can be greater than the pain of standing still. Read More »
The Apologetic of Apology: Why Confession Bears Witness to the Gospel
Contrition is disarming and even admirable. Perhaps if Christians had a reputation for apologizing instead of arguing, we might shed the hypocrite label. Read More »
Be Slow to Tweet: Applying Biblical Commands to Online Speech
As hard as it is, we sometimes need to back away from our devices and pause. We must quiet those impulses that tell us we have to speak before we know. Read More »
3 Surprises Pastors Found Upon Resuming In-Person Gatherings
Every church has seemingly fumbled their way through ministry since March. No one knows what to expect when people return for corporate worship. Read More »
3 Isolation Traps Pastors Should Avoid
Few people intentionally cut others off. But many end up in isolation when they aren’t intentional about leaning into relationships. Read More »
8 Factors That Help Pastors’ Spouses Thrive
LifeWay Research asked pastors’ spouses about daily happiness and long-term thriving to determine how were faring in their current situation. Read More »
3 Principles for Living on Mission Outside Your Church
Do you have a burden to reach the unreached—beyond the pulpit? In order to do that, here are things to understand about your literal neighbors. Read More »
5 Faith-Based Books on Race Church Leaders Should Read
Here are five faith-based books on race written to help believers and church leaders increase in education, conviction, empathy, and unity. Read More »