The Weight and Joy of Being a Pastor: Loneliness
If you talk to any pastor or his wife and ask them about friends, more than likely you will get a sad, longing look….
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Here Are 9 Reasons Pastor’s Kids Stray
Over my 20 years of teaching, I’ve talked with a lot of “PK’s” who struggled at some point in their Christian walk. When I’ve…
From the First Scars to the Road to Healing: Thoughts from a Pastor’s Wife.
Years ago, Cat Stevens penned this line … “the first cut is the deepest,” which is completely true in so many aspects of life….
My Advice to Young Pastors. Be Structured. Be Selfish. Be More Like Jesus.
If there was one nugget of advice I could give to each young pastor before entering the pastorate, it would have nothing to do…
Why Things Ahead Are Far Greater Than Anything We Leave Behind
I have found myself sitting in a big, reclining leather chair. It’s one of two that face a large window that overlooks the back…
These 5 Prayers Will Transform Your Pastor, His Family, and the Church
I recently wrote an article that posed one simple question: Why do so many pastors leave the ministry? In just a short time, it…
How Do I Feed My Family Now that I’m Not a Pastor? A Guide to Jobs for ExPastors
So, you’re a pastor and you’re thinking about calling it quits? It’s time to hand in the towel because you’re burned out, stressed out,…
What part of your ministry is the most difficult? Thoughts from Mark Driscoll
Recently, author and pastor, Mark Driscoll, answered the question, “What part of your ministry is the most difficult?” on the Resurgence website, a ministry…
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