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Pastors
3 Priorities for the Church During This Election Season
Christians are divided. This is reflected in the way people are talking to each other and about each other. Here’s how to lead toward unity. Read More »
Your Church Is Not a Stepping Stone
Are you blooming where you’re planted or do you see your church as a means to an end—a stepping stone to move up the ecclesiastical ladder? Read More »
Does Your Church’s Discipleship Efforts Have the Right Motivation?
If we talk about the what—programs, curriculum, and methods—before we talk about the why—God Himself—our efforts will be a waste of time. Read More »
The Answer for Loneliness in Ministry
All of us will face our share of storms. No one gets through life scot-free. Those of us in ministry are well aware of these realities. Read More »
3 Considerations for Evaluating Your Ministry Calling
Surrender to God’s plan, even if that means doing something different. Yet, if the call to pastoral ministry is still clear, then press on. Read More »
The Danger and Blessing of a Pastoral Platform
A platform can be a good thing. But there are some problems with having influence and chief among them is the desire for a platform. Read More »
7 Sunday Morning Habits to Encourage in Your Church
For many of us, the rhythms of Sunday can become mundane. Here are some habits to develop to keep that from happening. Read More »
The Greatest Discipleship Challenge Facing the Church
Our churches need to orient themselves toward the character and nature of God. Self-denial brings us to God instead of ourselves. Read More »
3 Steps to Strengthening Your Church Through Your Deacon Ministry
In a cultural context deprived of Christian commitment, today is the day for deacons to model the change they want to see in the church. Read More »