The Affection-Driven Ministry
Erik Reed
January 11, 2016
The Affection-Driven Ministry When I entered into ministry I was driven by a desire to see a vision accomplished. My
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The Dangerous Task of Expository Preaching
Michael Cooper
January 6, 2016
Since the inception of the Church on the day of Pentecost, the “sermon” has been a central part to the
Discouragement in Ministry
Jason Helopoulos
December 18, 2015
Anyone who has labored in ministry for any period of time knows that a consistent companion accompanies ministry. This companion
A Fruitful Ministry
Nick Batzig
December 4, 2015
If there’s one subject with which the mind of a minister is often engaged it is that which is framed by the question,
Six Helpful Reasons for Extemporaneous Preaching
Nick Batzig
November 17, 2015
When first preparing for ministry, I would sometimes try to envision the Apostles standing before a great crowd of people about to preach
Eight Ways to Handle Contentions in the Church
Nick Batzig
October 20, 2015
Most of the New Testament was written with a view to dealing with sin and controversy in the church. I
Four Kinds of Pastors
Nick Batzig
October 10, 2015
About five years into the pastorate–trying to discern my own weaknesses and deficiencies–I started to realize that there are essentially
Five Reflections from a Young Pastor
Michael Cooper
October 1, 2015
On a September Sunday morning in 2013, I stood in front of a small traditional church in East Texas to