How we respond when God puts us on the bench—and we’ll all end up there at some point—matters to God. It’s amazing what we can learn from two young football players, even from their time spent out of the limelight.
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5 Questions to Ask About Your Theological Education
In my early seminary days, there was essentially one way to earn a degree. You’d typically quit your job, relocate your family, and complete a classical, residential graduate degree. Now that’s not the case.
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3 Reasons It’s OK to be Left Alone Just Before You Preach
Before you allow your people to rush you this coming Sunday with announcements or problems, you might consider three reasons why giving in is a terrible idea.
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4 Qualities of People Who Should Have Your Ear
It matters that everyone is heard, but it also matters who you listen to. Take some time to assess your flock according to these four qualities.
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Why Character Matters for Pastors
Times of testing are coming, and there’s only one way to prepare yourself. Guard your character. Nothing matters more.
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5 Pastoral Promises We Need to Make
When the budget is lagging, when staff and volunteers resign, and when the critics pile on, how we react in those moments should be governed by a moment yet to come.
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