On Knowing Myself and the People God Has Called Me to Serve
Have you ever been to a children’s theater production? Or a class presentation at an elementary …
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Leading in Turbulent Times
The Other Side: Learning How to See Our Ministry through Another’s Eyes
“Get away from me!” I was walking home after school dropoff the other day, thinking about …
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Why the Tragedy in Oxford, Michigan Should Be a Wake-up Call for Pastors
The tragedy at Oxford High School three weeks ago today shocked, angered, and saddened us. More …
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What a Successful Church Replant Requires of You
A growing number of pastors are exploring the possibility of replanting their church once this pandemic …
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Surprise Your Pastor with Help for Their Calling
As another wave of COVID-19 sweeps across the globe, pastors again find themselves needing help. With …
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How to Fulfill Your Calling and Fight Pandemic Fatigue
“Any other pastors out there feeling weary?” a minister in England asks. “I’ve had two weeks …
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How to Pastor a Divided Congregation to Jesus: 5 More Steps
What do you do when the church you’re leading is split along political lines? Here are…
How to Pastor a Divided Congregation to Jesus
Part 1 Previous posts in this series:* Help! 2020 is about to destroy my church!* Zooming …
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Zooming Out: From Church Distress to the Broader Disaster
It’s time to take a step back from congregational distress and look at it from a…
Help! 2020 is about to destroy my church!
Almost every pastor I’ve spoken to the last six months has shared a similar story. “It …