Pastoring In Pandemic, Part 4: Herding COVID Cats
We all agree that we are living in the strangest of times. Opinions about why we are and what we are “supposed to” do about […]
Looking for LESS of This to Be News!
In case you haven’t heard already, Bob Coy, pastor of one of the US’s largest megachurches, resigned this weekend due to a moral failure. We […]
Taken a Look at Your Work Hours Lately?
NBC News did a short piece tonight on the price we’re paying because of overwork. It doesn’t mention those in ministry, but it might as […]
Reducing the Rate of Pastoral Suicides
Suicide is not a new issue by any means. When a family member of a pastor commits suicide, we’re certainly sad and feel for the […]
Rick Warren’s Youngest Son Commits Suicide
News has broken this morning of the suicide of the youngest son of Rick & Kay Warren. Rick is the Pastor of Saddleback Church and […]
What Got Us Here Won’t Get Us There, Part 5
Over the last year, I’ve been posting some about the issue of insecurity as a pastor. I’ve talked about a friend who say that “what […]
Can You Keep a Secret?
Can you keep a secret? When you’re in a conversation with someone in your church in your office, or chatting over coffee at Starbucks, or […]
What Pastors Should Know Before Their Sabbatical
Note from Paul: I’m pleased to introduce you to guest bloggers Martin Sanders and Warren Bird, who published this article elsewhere. They have graciously agreed […]
7 Ways to Deal with “Worcations”
Can you say “worcation”? Apparently, President Obama can! In this article from Fox News, President Obama’s current vacation to Martha’s Vineyard is referred to as […]
What Got Us Here Won’t Get Us There, Part 2
In my last post (too long ago), I mentioned I would be writing more on the issue of insecurity, especially within pastors and leaders. Today, […]