Pastoral longevity is not only tied to church health (part 1) but also the pastor's spiritual commitment.

Why are less people entering into vocational ministry, and what can the Church do about it?

"Many of my sermons were too long" says one well respected preacher after reflecting on years of ministry. Here's why I agree.

Trying to explain theology, a cross, and communion to those who have never met a Christian or been to a church.

Put an end to long, disorganized, and discouraging church staff meetings!

Our church policy on preaching and the use of AI.

As preachers, how do we assess our teaching and what questions can we ask to make sure we're focusing on the right things?

An example of how to plan for one's spiritual, physical, mental, intellectual, and relational wellbeing while on sabbatical.

Do you intentionally and regularly meet with your church team? Here's 5 questions to use to help track how your pastors are doing.

Hannah and I recently had our first ever sabbatical, a wonderful gift from our church after seven years of leading. Although sabbaticals are becoming much more common as churches try to protect leaders from burnout, I am also aware of lots of pastors whose churches do not have a sabbatical policy.

Thoughts on Eugene Peterson’s memoir The Pastor, the story of his formation as a pastor and how the vocation of pastor formed him. Peterson, a pastor for fifty years, is easily one of the best and most influential pastors of our time, so it’s important that we listen to what he has to say.