“He made their hearts, so he understands everything they do” (Psalm 33:15, NLT). This is a good time to remember this verse because it reminds us to trust the Lord our God and Maker.
If everything is an emergency, nothing is an emergency. The truth of this leadership axiom is lost on many leaders who seem to lurch their leadership, and their team, from one panic-riddled crisis to another.
I know it's important to be honest with our thoughts, feelings, frustrations and emotions, but there are some people we should share with, and others we shouldn't. Here are my thoughts on who we should and shouldn't share our frustrations with.
If you’ve ever been in a church that has discussed changing its name, you know this can be a contentious issue.
If you’ve ever been in a church that has discussed changing its name, you know this can be a contentious issue.
As pastors, we can feel a sense of competition regarding church growth in our city.
Here’s how you can conquer through endurance when facing trials in your life.
How many times have you gotten into an argument with someone only to come away with nothing accomplished, feelings hurt, or the relationship soured?
As Christians, we should not be surprised by all the difficulties we face with people that can lead to loneliness.
When does life get out of hand? When we crawl out from under God’s mighty hand.
In uncertain and anxious times, good communication is critical.
See how you handle these four temptations.
I’ve summarized into a six-step process the essence of what I believe Matthew 18 teaches us.
What happens when a person’s sincere words don’t seem to match their later actions?
How is stress impacting your team?
One of the great challenges a pastor faces is helping people deal with disappointment.
Two words that should never go together are “pastor” and “suicide.”
Here are six best practices that have helped me vent in a constructive manner as an employee.
Several sentences spoken about churches today seem to be affirming on the surface, but they have a negative connotation.
As leaders, we are often exposed to more criticism than others.
