Pastoring Well in Your Life Stage
A good friend of mine and I recently each took new lead pastor positions within a few months of one another. A few weeks ago, we chatted on the phone about our experiences with our
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A good friend of mine and I recently each took new lead pastor positions within a few months of one another. A few weeks ago, we chatted on the phone about our experiences with our
Last year, I was given an opportunity to teach at a fishing camp in Alaska. As one who loves talking to people about Jesus and who grew up fishing, it was a great blessing. One
Dear Readers, 2019 was an amazing year for Am I Called. In July we relaunched the site with a vision to serve current and aspiring ministry leaders to help them live, love, learn, and last
Dear Am I Called reader, As the end of the year approaches, I ask you to consider financially partnering with and supporting the work of Am I Called Ministries. The leaders of AIC, of which
Do wide open spaces freak you out? Or, to be more specific, does the idea of being stuck in desolate places unnerve you? If the answer is “no”, you should probably go back and join
Over the last few years as a pastor, I developed a running hypothesis relating to the true mark of maturity in Christ. This hypothesis emerged after witnessing and interacting with many people who appeared mature
After preaching for five years, I’ve learned both easy and difficult lessons along the way. This post picks up where I left off in the last one, with a couple more truths that I feel
About four years ago, I had just jumped the hurdle of year one as the primary preaching pastor at my church. The learning curve was steep, but everything I learned that first year has held
Yesterday, one of my staff, who has worked in full-time vocational ministry for the last year, asked, “Is it normal to be lonely in ministry? I know the statistics on this subject are dismal, with
The secret ingredient for a healthy church is never spoken of in the gospel accounts, but shows up predominantly in the letters to churches and the individuals that follow. It is an integral part of
AIC exists to help both current and aspiring pastors, ministers, and leaders to live, love, learn and last in ministry.