Study & Planning Break
One of the practices I learned about through my burnout experience several years ago is the importance of getting away regularly for the purpose of […]
One of the practices I learned about through my burnout experience several years ago is the importance of getting away regularly for the purpose of […]
Having been through some pretty rough pastoral transitions over the years, I am saddened by this week’s news of further allegations of sexual misconduct in […]
Thursday is Christmas Day, and I am as excited about it as anyone gets. I remind our church all through the year how many days […]
The topic of how a church body handles grief and loss is HUGE for a Pastor. How a Pastor and his/her leadership handle it makes […]
I was initially going to title this post “Lakeland Revival Learnings”, based on the recent revival/renewal/spiritual stirring that took place earlier this year in Lakeland, […]
With this post, I want to introduce you to Dr. Russ Veenker and his wife, Kandy. You can read more below the article on the […]
ht: Anne Jackson
I just finished reading Churched by Matthew Paul Turner. The cover was what initially intrigued me. A close-up shot of a kid putting a tie […]
Anne Jackson, author of the soon-to-be-released Mad Church Disease: Overcoming the Burnout Epidemic, and blogger-extraordinaire at Flowerdust.net, wrote about depression in words that are more […]
I love “The Purpose-Driven Life”. I dig the “Wagner-Houts Modified Spiritual Gifts Inventory”. There’s not a much more clear tool than the DISC Profile. And […]