3 Costly Mistakes of Pastor Search Committees
Pastor search committees have an immense responsibility in finding who God is calling as their church’s next pastor. It’s a sacred process that can...
The Art of Substitution
Make Me central in your consciousness by praying continually:simple, short prayers flowing out of the present moment.
Jesus Calling, February 22
What had started as a pleasant evening...
4 Common Mistakes Church Planters Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Church planters make mistakes. Every one of us could share a long list of things we’d do differently if we could go back and...
Obeying God’s Will Is the Easy Way
“You can go easy…or you can go hard” became the life statement of a friend of mine.
“My yoke is easy,” Christ said. Believe it...
The Best of Circumstances Can’t Keep You Safe
When it comes to the subject of winning over temptation, the Apostle Paul tries to prepare us well. He even gives us a historical...
5 Tips for Developing Your Church Plant’s Worship Team
A worship leader’s job is to get people singing of the goodness of the Lord. God’s people have much to celebrate, so lifting our voices...
First Steps to Faith
I care as much about your tiny trust-steps through daily lifeas about your dramatic leaps of faith. You may think that no one notices,...
The 7 Steps to Implementing Lasting Diversity Efforts at Your Church
THE 7 STEPS TO IMPLEMENTING LASTING DIVERSITY EFFORTS AT YOUR CHURCH
If we expect the workplace to encourage and embrace diversity, let’s talk about why...
Debunking the Myths of Disability In the Workplace
This blog is part 2 of a 3-part series we’re releasing on disability diversity by guest author, Tracy Minish. Tracy has worked at NASA...
Growing Elders for Your Church Plant: a Gradual Strategy
Many churches create a culture that revolves around their pastor. He’s expected to preach all sermons, mediate every dispute, oversee each program, and generally...
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Pastor, Make Peace with Lowliness
Every church planter expects to begin from a place of lowliness. But rare is the church planter who makes peace with lowliness. I’m not talking about...
The “measure Up Mentality” In Today’s Church
I’ve served in full-time ministry for over 38 years in churches in many places in the U.S.: the south, the southwest, the far west...
Becoming a Disciplined Leader
As a leader, you have a certain set of standard for those you lead. Those standards basically revolve around your followers being disciplined.
My question...
