5 Encouragements for Pastors Intimidated by Biblical Counseling
Some of these people suffer from specific psychiatric problems, and that calls for biblical counseling.
Category: Articles
The Great Calling of the Church: Discipleship
Discipleship is the great calling of the church, and the only soil that grows disciples is a local church culture of spiritual formation. Every other ministry of the church can (and should) grow from this soil.
4 (Avoidable) Leadership Mistakes
While it’s natural to go through seasons when our ministry efforts don’t seem to be moving forward as quickly as we’d like, there are a few common (but avoidable) leadership mistakes that can cause ministry momentum to stagnate.
Effective Congregational Care: Help Your Church Thrive
Articles, Leadership, Strategy
I’d been a pastor for several years before I received the revelation of effective congregational care. It hit me like a ton of bricks and soon became a revolution that changed my life and ministry forever.
Free Resource: 29 Practical Leadership Tips for Mission & Ministry
Use this free book to to gain practical insights and tips into leading in the context of mission and ministry. 29 Practical Leadership Tips for Mission & Ministry.
6 Guardrails for Interpreting Prophetic Scripture
Every pastor should be equipped with the knowledge of prophetic Scriptures, and we need these guardrails for interpreting prophetic scripture.
Every Pastor’s Trap: Busyness
Busyness can become an identity. It may be how you’re known. We hear people say to us, “Oh, you’re always so busy,” and we feel both a sense of pride and sense of wanting anything other than busyness for ourselves.
Without Discipleship, Your Church Is the Fellowship of Low Expectations
Discipleship, we suppose, is for those few super-saints called into the ministry, and so we are trapped in the fellowship of low expectations.
From MinistryTech.com: HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT ChMS
If you are interested in a quick ChMS selection guide, MinistryTech.com has an easy-to-use tool.
17 Symptoms of a Toxic Team Culture
Great leaders take responsibility for bringing clarity to their team culture. How do you know if you’ve got a healthy volunteer and staff team culture, or a toxic team culture?
