Sometimes in life and in ministry, the Lord brings about friendships that transcend age, background, and maturity. My relationship with Chuck Ryor was one of those. I first met Chuck when I was only a
Sorry for the click bait title, but here you are. “How dare you say such a thing!” you’re probably thinking. “Don’t you know about the constitution, the founding fathers, the constitution, the…,” the history of
If the COVID pandemic taught us anything about the Western Church, it’s that ecclesiology is no longer a strong point. What was so strong for many ages has sadly devolved into something the average church
As my wife and I watched the first season of Ted Lasso, I thought to myself, “Some idiot is going to write a Christian blog post about this.” Well, here is that idiot passing on
One of my favorite pieces of art was painted by the reformation era artist, Lucas Cranach the Elder, and is titled Fall and Redemption of Man. I love it so much that a print of
Contrary to what your first ever audience told you about how great your first sermon was, you still need to get better at preaching. Pride tells us that, somehow, we are naturally gifted at preaching
We are addicted to information. The bombardment of news, stories, infographics, perspectives, and advertising pours information into our souls through our eyes and ears. I believe this much information is more than our finite brains
I didn’t start ministry with good habits. I didn’t start in a healthy and holistic ministry culture. I didn’t open ministry with little responsibility and grow into the calling God had for me. No, I
If oft quoted statistics are to be believed, as pastors around the world step into the pulpit to deliver their Christmas Eve messages this year–most of which are filled with the hope and peace found
Dear Am I Called Reader, As the end of the year approaches, I’m asking you to consider financially partnering with and supporting the work of Am I Called Ministries. As the director of Am I
AIC exists to help both current and aspiring pastors, ministers, and leaders to live, love, learn and last in ministry.
