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Last week I argued that you are trying to do too much, that you need to limit yourself to three and only three projects each week. But how do you decide which three to prioritize? That’s where long-range planning can …
Three Questions That Will Kickstart Your Imagination for the New Year Keep reading »
“Any other pastors out there feeling weary?” a minister in England asks. “I’ve had two weeks leave and feel as knackered [worn out] as I did before.” “I am emotionally drained,” another writes. “Any other pastors feeling like this?” “These …
How to Fulfill Your Calling and Fight Pandemic Fatigue Keep reading »
What do you do when the church you’re leading is split along political lines? Here are five more steps you can take.
Part 1 Previous posts in this series:* Help! 2020 is about to destroy my church!* Zooming Out: From Church Distress to the Broader Disaster In the United States it is customary for a newly elected president to affirm, “I will …
How to Pastor a Divided Congregation to Jesus Keep reading »
There’s a scene in a parable that has inspired believers for centuries. Jesus shares the story during Passion Week as he prepares his followers for his crucifixion, a most unlikely fate from their perspective but part of the plan from …