We have no control over the amount of time we have. But we do have control over the way we allow time to affect us. Read More »
Pastors
3 Reasons Church Leaders Should Consider Counseling
Your life, family, and ministry matter to the Lord. Instead of trying to heal yourself, look to the Lord and pursue wise counsel. Be willing to seek help now and in the coming year. Read More »
3 Prayers to Pray After You Preach
While the preaching or teaching and instruction may have come to an end, the praying hasn’t. Read More »
Mondays of Advent: Preparation
In exchange for our sinfulness, Jesus gives us His righteousness when we believe on Him for salvation. This is what Martin Luther called the “Great Exchange.” Read More »
Church Leader, Take Heed Lest You Fall
Spiritual leaders who greet accountability with a sharp elbow invite themselves into eventual ruin and those they serve into trauma. Read More »
6 Ways Pastors Can Encourage Other Local Pastors
Few things encourage us like an anonymous gift. But anonymous or not, there are many ways to lift the spirits of a faithful servant of the Lord. Read More »
Connecting with Older Members at Christmas
My primary advice to younger pastors who want to connect with older members is to love them like they’re your family—because they are. Read More »
The World Needs More People Willing to Be Forgotten
History is full of men and women like Beddoe and Barnabas. They encourage the gifted, they promote others ahead of themselves, and they understand something greater than their own praise is at stake. Read More »
Mondays of Advent: Anticipation
We look forward to that day, the great day, when Jesus returns in glory, condemns evil, ends suffering, and wipes away every tear from our eyes. Read More »
7 Tips for Peace During the Hustle and Bustle of the Holidays
Thanksgiving and Christmas make up a wonderful time of the year—one that’s especially meaningful for the church. However, these holidays can also leave a pastor completely exhausted. Read More »