Pastor Blogs Archives

Just like every other aspect of life, marriage should draw us closer to God and expand our view of Him.

Sexual abuse in the church is not just a Catholic problem. According to a recent WORLD Magazine cover story, Protestant clergy are also guilty of...

There is a danger in trying to assess the effectiveness of our ministry. We see and understand so little of what the Lord is doing.

The communication revolution is, to my thinking, self-evident. What is less discussed is the community revolution it reflects, and what that means...

We worship on Sunday. I’m worried we are violating God's 5th command to keep the Sabbath Holy.

We’ve compiled a list of Our 20 Favorite Songs about Jesus to remind you of who he is and what he’s done for us. To quote songwriter Stuart...

Humble leaders attract people. Humble leaders position themselves in ways to make the team around them better. Life-giving leaders, whether at the...

Anxiety doesn’t go away or cave in when you become a believer in Christ, in the same way that temptation actually increases after salvation.

A recent cover story in the Harvard Business Review was titled, “What Really Keeps CEOs Awake at Night.” The article explored such things as brand...

Although online giving helps with the “anonymous” factor, most churches still pass the offering plate—a visual, for-all-to-see reminder that we are...

Are You on the Edge of Burnout? Pastor and podcaster Carey Nieuwhof has been there. Here he shares 11 important warning signs to look out for...

According to the Pew Research Center, there are some definite reasons why people do – or do not – go to church. It might be good to eavesdrop since...

Sadly, there are no perfect churches, because there are no perfect people.

The biblical truth of Mark 4:25 plays out in our finances. We are either in a position where money flows to us, or we are in a position where money...

No church leader is perfect. So all church leaders sin.