How Church Members Hurt Pastors
A number of pastors said that they get complaints about something they did or did not do, and they have no idea when or if this alleged offense took place, showing how church members hurt pastors.
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How to Know When You’re Managing Instead of Leading
If you want to be a leader, you can’t focus more on managing the organization than you do on leading the organization forward.
What Pleases God Most?
The older I get, and the longer I walk with the Lord, the more I think about the significance of a relationship with my Creator. It's deeply gratifying to consider what pleases God most in our interactions.
Bringing Ministry to Life in Guatemala City
By empowering people to start a ministry in areas of personal experience—from motorcycling to grieving the loss of a spouse by murder—the church connects the gospel to many people’s pain.
5 Cultural Shifts We Must Understand to Reach Our Neighbors
Thinking like cross-cultural missionaries to reach the West
What Not to Say When Talking About Effective Prayer
God loves varietyin creation, in people, in churches, in his methodologies, in everything. He will not be confined to something we found works best for us. Focusing on effective prayer means understanding His boundless nature.
What Do You Live For, Really?
What are you passionate about? That is what you will live for. Some people are enduring life instead of enjoying it. Their favorite day of the week is someday: “Someday it will get better.”
How to Make Sure You’re Preaching to Everyone
7 tips for preaching to young, old and not-yet Christians
Nothing Is More Often Misdiagnosed Than Our Homesickness for Heaven
It’s not the wanting that corrupts us. What corrupts us is the wanting that’s misplaced, set on the wrong thing.
