Pastors / Leadership Archives

The season of Lent is an opportunity for us to reflect on who we are and who God is. The 40 days before Easter is a time to reorder our lives. The...

As I’ve stated before: With rapid-fire changes within a culture saturated by political correctness and relativism, we are inclined to ask if there...

God wants us to receive pleasure and deep fulfillment through our service.

I don't really know what a good leader looks like. I live in a place where we do not have pastors to teach us. What does a good and godly leader...

By “pet peeve,” we mean only a minor disagreement. An annoyance. We find certain things irritating, but they are not deal-breakers. No federal...

Time is a gift; a precious gift that cannot be exchanged if it doesn't suit us. By saying that time is a gift we are admitting that time is not a...

When you're putting your best foot forward, even in the tiniest ways, it communicates to your guests how deeply your hospitality runs.

The fact that we could assemble and forget to pray says a hundred things about us, all of them bad.

If we are to reach our culture with the truth of the gospel, we must deal with these troubling trends that have crept into many of our churches.

Within weeks, one of my heroes has fallen, and some of my friends in pastoral ministry have taken detours in their destiny as well. Failings among...

If the world were perfect, what would have been the point of Jesus’ death?

What is it that we find so compelling about narcissistic leaders?

When we downplay or cover over what has happened in the name of Jesus we are not “protecting” his reputation.

It is not possible to go on to spiritual maturity without learning how to “overcome the evil one.”

Do you love going to church every Sunday but feel lonely at the same time? Sometimes it can be hard to make friends at church.