The holidays are a time that we can sometime swing to extremes. As leaders in the church, we are not immune to the temptations. In fact, they seem to become heightened as we plan for
As a pastor, “Why am I here?” is a common question that is posed all of the time. It is a question about personal purpose. The question of “Why are we supposed to make disciples?”
On Monday, May 11, The Gospel Project hosted an event designed to help all of us see how the gospel truly does intersect with every aspect of life. It was simply called “Gospel. Life. Ministry.”
At the age of 16, I preached my first sermon. I have the cassette tape to prove it. The message was on faith and based on the life of Job. I will never forget the
St. Patrick is a patron saint of Ireland. Although many details of his life are shrouded in mystery and legend, it is clear that St. Patrick had a profound impact upon the people of Ireland.
Sunday is over. A new week of ministry has begun. If you are a pastor like me, here are ten questions we should ask ourselves. Do I pastor just for the emotional charge of preaching?
