How to Tell When It’s Time to Compromise
Compromise is just as critical to leadership as vision and decisiveness.
10 Things Every Pastor Wishes He Could Say
What goes on inside a pastor’s head? Here are 10 things every pastor wishes he could say out loud.
6 Reasons Why Longer-Tenured Pastorates Are Better
“I wish I had stayed.” I’ve heard that sentence from many pastors. Given the perspective of several years, they wish they had not left a church as soon as they did. Indeed, I was one of those pastors.
When Should a Pastor Retire?
As pastors, we should make sure we end a season as well as we began it.
8 Drains on a Pastor’s Time (and How to Fix Them)
“Time is a gift from God. It is not to be wasted or abused.”
Five Ways to Lead in Times of Fear
People look up to you. They look to you for calm and assurance. And they look to you for God’s perspective in this mess. What can you offer?
7 Traits of the Long-Term Pastor
If you want to go the distance in ministry, try adopting these 7 traits of long-term pastors.
Six Ways Ministry Spouses Get Hurt
We want you to see the six issues we have heard most frequently. We want you to be aware of them so you can offer ministry, encouragement and friendship to spouses of those who serve in the church.
Five Reasons You Should Do Most of Your Sermon Preparation on Monday
I thought it would be helpful to learn why many of them value Monday as their key day for sermon preparation.
Five Common Reasons Church Members Burnout
Burnout among church members may not be as obvious and dramatic as this example, but it is real. Some members gradually become less and less involved until you don’t see them anymore.
