08/04/20 Who Is My Family?
READING: 2 Kings 13-14; 2 Chronicles 25; Psalm 53; Matthew 12 The words were surely a bit painful to Jesus’ mother. She and Jesus’ brothers…
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15 Signs You Might Need a Day Off
These COVID-19 days have been intense. Frankly, I’ve met a lot of church leaders who are just weary. If that’s where you are, here…
Read More08/03/20 Repent
READING: Jonah, Matthew 11 I am deeply grateful for the patience and grace of God. During the year I wrestled with following Christ after having…
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9 Ways to Pray for Church Leaders this Week
Yesterday I began as interim pastor at Wake Crossroads Baptist Church here in Wake Forest, NC. Consequently, I’m even more aware today of the…
Read More08/02/20 Sunday Quote
“A lifetime of effective leadership can be undone with a momentary lapse in moral judgment. . . . Moral failure, often considered a temptation…
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An Encouraging Word for Church Leaders for Today
Isaiah 46:4 “Even to your old age I will be the same, and even to your graying years I will bear you! I have…
Read More08/01/20 Saturday Quote
“Above all, Satan is sure to embrace an opportunity when we are alone, withdrawn from those whose eye would intimidate or whose counsel would…
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Saturday Suggestions/Week in Review
Check out these important posts from others: Why Mentoring Is Better than Asking Alexa by Melissa Kruger Younger Christians need the influence and wisdom…
Read More07/31/20 Hairs That Have Been Counted
READING: Joel, Matthew 10 I’m a bit embarrassed to admit this truth, but my hair was shoulder length and feathered back when I first started…
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5 Billion+ Reasons to be Humble as We Lead God’s People This Weekend
I usually write simple, quick-to-read lists on this site—typically 6-10 items that I hope are relevant, challenging, and encouraging. Today, though, I want to…
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