Pastors and Planters as Evangelists
This is a guest post from Dean Inserra, Founding and Lead Pastor of City Church Tallahassee. As a pastor, I cannot expect church members to do what I’m not willing to do myself. I believe
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This is a guest post from Dean Inserra, Founding and Lead Pastor of City Church Tallahassee. As a pastor, I cannot expect church members to do what I’m not willing to do myself. I believe
Note: My son, Tyler, is in the military, currently deployed in Afghanistan. Over the past several years, Tyler has mentioned various relationships he has had with different military chaplains, particularly one chaplain named “Mike”. I
Part One In my last post, we talked about the first two check engine lights that will help your elders build a healthier culture, and in turn model a healthy culture for your church. First,
This is a guest post from Zack Eswine, Pastor of Riverside Church and Director of Homiletics at Covenant Seminary. This is the conclusion of Zack’s two-part series on Am I Called. In Part One, Zack discuss
This is a guest post from Zack Eswine, Pastor of Riverside Church and Director of Homiletics at Covenant Seminary. Part Two The Apostle Paul was physically and emotionally worn out. Fear thunderstormed his soul. Conflict
I have always loved having the honor of preaching at a Good Friday service. During one particular Good Friday message, I made a passing reference to a Hebrews passage that appeared to resonate deeply with
I’m sitting in the Louisville airport reading a news release about the fall of another high-profile pastor. A week rarely passes without feeling the tremor from another leader’s tumble. Reading the reasons (which include abandonment
Part Two Inspecting the Engine of Plurality Some men plant churches and slide into a plurality of elders through a slow and measured process. Not effortless mind you, but time is on their side and
This is a guest post by Pete Greasley, Lead Pastor of Christchurch in Newport, Whales. “Am I called to pastoral ministry?” Good question. It’s a vital question, not only for your own life, but for those
This is a guest post by Mark Altrogge. Mark is a pastor at Saving Grace Church in Indiana, PA. Part One In my last post I mentioned how my wife once asked a young lady
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