There are great rewards in the pastoral call. And there are times that there is great pain. In this article, I have asked a pastor to share his experiences in a difficult church, one where he eventually left under pressure. I wrote the interview verbatim while allowing the pastor to remain anonymous.
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Year after year, one common New Year’s resolution among Christians is to spend more time—or even any time at all—in God’s Word. However, for many, it’s hard to know where to start.
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — A church without discipleship is just a gathering. And groups ministry is key for making disciples in the local church.
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As I began ministry decades ago, few people were talking about accountability. More are using that language today, but we still have much room for growth.
Does it ever feel like your leadership team struggles to stay focused during the summer months? Do vacations and Vacation Bible Schools disrupt church leadership rhythms, shifting everyone into September survival mode? Have you ever wished away Memorial Day in an effort to sustain effectiveness and engagement?
