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Six Ways to Fight the Monday Morning Pastoral Blues
Michael Cooper
September 18, 2016
Monday Morning. The weight and pressure of another week rolls around as you roll out of bed to find that
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Three Emotions Pastors Bear Which Are Unknown to Most Congregants
Erik Reed
September 13, 2016
Pastors are like ogres. No, we are not hideous monsters who smell, at least not all of us. We are
How Much Should a Pastor or Elder Tell His Wife?
Jason Helopoulos
September 8, 2016
What should an elder or pastor share with his wife about issue or people in the church? My guess is
Your First and Most Important Labor: Communion with Christ
Erik Reed
September 8, 2016
Most of the people I know in ministry are exceptionally busy people. Yes, there are some who are lazy and
Discipleship 101: What is a Disciple?
David Schrock
September 7, 2016
What is a disciple? The answer may not be as easy as it might first appear. First, there is a
Extending the Forgiveness We Preach
Erik Reed
August 31, 2016
Forgiveness is often a subject that resounds from our pulpits. We herald the most incredible message of forgiveness imaginable. The God
Platforms or Stewardship: The Issue of Influence in a Digital Age
Dave Jenkins
August 30, 2016
The other day I was talking with a good friend at my local church about my writing and ministry in
Bite Marks, Open Wounds, and Lasting Scars: Recovering from Church Hurt and Disappointment
Michael Cooper
August 21, 2016
“Give yourself to the Church. You that are members of the Church have not found it perfect and I hope