Pastors should foster virtual connections during this time of isolation. But this communication doesn’t have to add ministry stress. Read More »
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3 Dangerous Ways Pastors Can Mimic Politicians
The line that distinguishes pastors from politicians is becoming more and more blurred. This is a tragedy, and it must be addressed. Read More »
How to Safely Uncover the Landmines in Your Church
There might be situations present in your church that will prove deadly to your ministry or the church if they aren’t dealt with correctly. Read More »
5 Distractions Pastors Must Avoid Right Now
There are some aspects of our cultural moment that can keep us from pursuing Christ or shepherding those entrusted to our spiritual care. Read More »
When You Don’t Hit a ‘Home Run’ Sermon
You’re not your last sermon, whether it was a single, a sacrifice fly, or a home run. You’ll enter the batter’s box again and God’s Word won’t return empty. Read More »
5 Keys to Preaching to the Kids in Your Pews
The children previously been engaged in children’s ministry may be sitting in worship services with their parents. Here’s how to reach them. Read More »
8 Reasons Pastors Resist Going to Counseling
If you’re a struggling pastor or ministry leader, please stop trying to tough it out. There’s help available. Read More »
Overworked Pastors Make This Critical Mistake
If your ministry is built around you, it falters when you leave. But if you invest in others, it’ll keep going. We must delegate. Read More »
Are You Driving Home the Right Sermon Points?
Many pastors try to hammer a point into the mind with one single blow. But the mind can be tougher than the hardest of woods. Read More »
How to Preach When Your Congregation is Online and In-Person
How do we differentiate between a sermon given to a camera and the proclamation of Scripture with God’s visible church in the same moment? Read More »