Pastors: Are You Brave Enough to Leave Your Cultural Comfort Zone?
Many majority culture believers say they want a multicultural church, but when you get down to it, they really don’t. They want a group of people of different races coming
4 Steps to a Meaningful Sabbath
All work — paid and unpaid — is good, but it needs to be boundaried by the practice of Sabbath. The problem with too many leaders is that we allow our
A Sermon for Busy Pastors: Unexpected Lessons from an Unjust Servant
May this sermon help you improve the quality, freshness, and variety of your pulpit ministry, and better meet the spiritual needs of those in your congregation. Sermon Title: A Quality of
The Opposite of Discipleship Genius
Many skills make for an effective minister, but there is one without which everything else we do is useless: make disciples. Apart from that, all the money we raise, buildings
How to Make Your Marriage Your Loudest Gospel Message
Understanding singleness and marriage as callings or vocations must inform our self-understanding and the outworking of our leadership. Our whole life as a leader is to bear witness to God’s
People Are Leaving J. D. Greear’s Church … And That’s Exactly How He Wants It to Be
The primary function of the pastor’s leadership ought to be helping their people discover and unleash the ministry potential God has placed inside of them. Congregants are not to be