Your Emotional Life and Spiritual Life Are Connected
The truth is that emotions never die. They are only buried alive. They always resurface, leaking into other parts of our lives and relationships.
The truth is that emotions never die. They are only buried alive. They always resurface, leaking into other parts of our lives and relationships.
Assumptions are like a dragon that seeks to destroy our well-being.
One of the most important tasks before us as leaders is declaring the certainty of God’s future in the face of the multiple crisis facing our people, our nations and our churches. Jeremiah had a 50- to 60-year ministry during multiple times in his day—from the failed invasion of the Assyrians, to the total destruction … Continued
Insights from John of the Cross for our current day.
How to deal with damaging people in your church.
I ask myself these emotionally healthy preaching questions as I'm preparing a message.
These hard-won ministry leadership lessons are the fruit of reflecting on 21 years of pastoral ministry.
Our notions of what is good for Jesus are often far off.
His ministry was about more than the number of his followers.