
We Need You: The Cost of Not Caring for our Pastors
As a guy with a heart for pastors, I have spent many years thinking about how to help them. I’m writing to invite you to
As a guy with a heart for pastors, I have spent many years thinking about how to help them. I’m writing to invite you to
This article has also appeared on The Gospel Coalition. My leadership teeth were cut in a denomination where non-vocational elders didn’t exist. It wasn’t simply
Pastoring people is a slow, long-haul process. As church planters and pastors in established churches, we are called to lead people who are under construction. Unfortunately,
For some people, the word “shepherd” brings to mind watercolor paintings in church nurseries. The shepherd is cradling a lamb while the sun sets behind
As a leader, your heart breaks. It’s someone close to you – maybe a church member, a dear friend, a sibling, or even one of
I have always loved having the honor of preaching at a Good Friday service. During one particular Good Friday message, I made a passing reference
How does God create a person who is skilled in comforting others? We naturally think about DNA and dispositions. You’ve met them—those genetically sweetened souls
This article was originally published on The Gospel Coalition. As a leader, your heart breaks. It’s someone close to you—maybe a church member, a dear
Tucked away in 1 Chronicles is a curious description of a certain family of leaders – a line of mysterious men that traces all
For pastors and individuals in ministry, or who aspire to ministry, there can be a variety of temptations and stumbling blocks that they may find
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