7 Reasons We Old People in Church Need to be Willing to Change
Change is a good thing. I’m not talking about compromising the gospel here. There is much good we can learn from older generations, and each generation needs the others.
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03/03/16 Remembering
READING: Deuteronomy 14-16 Knowing who we are is important, but remembering who we used to be matters, too. In fact, we sometimes think too highly of…
Read More03/02/16 Following God
READING: Deuteronomy 11-13 I realize that it’s difficult sometimes to reduce the Word of God to an outline. Preachers try to do it every Sunday….
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Why Christian Leaders Struggle with “Dark Nights of the Soul”
I’m convinced more church leaders than we know face intense battles with a heavy spirit.
Read More03/01/16 Idolatry, Forgetfulness, and Arrogance
READING: Deuteronomy 8-10 Are you in a good place in life? Do you look around and see the blessings of God? Might you be looking…
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Why My Wife is Not a Good Pastor’s Wife
I had just asked my wife, Pam, to marry me when I heard through the grapevine that someone who knew her well was sure she wouldn’t be a good pastor’s wife. Maybe that person was right.
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What Pastors Love about Their Job
Last week, I posted a blog about the things that pastors love least about their job. This week, I asked pastors the opposite question (“What two parts of your job do you LOVE?), and here’s what I learned through this study.
Read More02/29/16 Forgetting God?
READING: Deuteronomy 5-7 Are you a forgetful person? Have you ever forgotten something important? I had a pastor friend who once forgot to attend a…
Read More02/28/16 Questions Worth Asking
READING: Deuteronomy 3-4 My mom wrote in my baby book that I started asking questions when I first began talking. I suspect that I still follow that pattern even…
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An Encouraging Word for Church Leaders for Today
Jeremiah 1:5 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a…
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