As you mull over significant decisions, consider how two crucial quotes from Walt Disney might benefit your decision-making process. Read More »
Pastors
4 New Habits to Keep Beyond the Pandemic
Yes, we’re in a new normal, but could it be some of the things forced on us should be things we need to keep as our world begins to turn again? Read More »
5 Ways to Make Sermons Stand Out From the Noise
Try these sermon suggestions as you work to help your message stand out from the noise and clutter your people hear on a daily basis. Read More »
The Grave Couldn’t Contain Christ, Neither Will a Quarantine
Not even death could keep Jesus in the tomb. Technology doesn’t stand a chance at hindering Christ’s Spirit moving through sermons preaching His word. Read More »
4 Things Our Children Will Remember About COVID-19
As our children and grandchildren struggle to grasp the implications of COVID-19, there are a few concrete concepts we can help them with. Read More »
Why Our Worship and Spiritual Walk Needs Repetition
Anything worth doing requires repetition. As much as we may wish we could, we can’t exercise just one time and be set for the rest of life. The same is true for our spiritual life. Read More »
10 Keys to Pastoring Through a Pandemic
Many of you haven’t gathered with your local church recently. This will probably be the new normal for at least a few more weeks. So how do you lead now? Read More »
Why Every Pastor Needs a Jar of Dirt on Their Desk
A pastor can’t love a people without learning to love the place that has shaped them. What we’ll find is that when we give ourselves to a people and a place we always get out more than we put in. Read More »
4 Steps to Navigate a Death During a Pandemic
We’ve walked with people during times of profound grief, but not during a pandemic. We must plan ahead to comfort grieving families and give them hope. Read More »
The Unchecked Characteristic That Will Destroy Your Church
If there’s longstanding bitterness between church members, plead with the Lord and with the individuals involved for reconciliation. Read More »