Pastoring is a hard job. There are unique challenges that come both personally and professionally. The Focused Pastor exists to come alongside pastors, their families, and the church with resources to encourage and equip them personally and to do their ministry more effectively. With biblically based content that is informed by pastoral research, we create resources that address these unique topics. The Focused Pastor seeks to encourage pastors and church leaders to be spiritually healthy and effective in their homes and in their roles.
When you are anxious about the evaluation of your ministry, rest in the truth that the Lord knows your heart and that the Spirit quietly commends your ministry through the changed lives of those who receive the gospel that you faithfully proclaim.
Pastors, God can use you to share the Gospel and change someone’s mind about abortion and use you to save a life.
Instead of living another year in that spiritual desert, the Lord invites us to trust in him and walk in his ways – the way of blessing.
Ken Sande shares how a wave of confessions can bring true, biblical conflict resolution and reconciliation and save an entire church.
Consider the simplicity of the pastoral vocation which has become increasingly and unnecessarily complicated and set your priorities right.
Rather than make New Year’s resolutions that last, we can learn faithful endurance to complete what we start by the grace of God.
This devotional journal is an ideal companion for anyone wanting to apply the knowledge they learned from Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy and practice it in their own life.Â
Join Alistair Begg every day of the year with a brief Scripture reading followed by exposition of the passage and encouragement for everyday.
The world says be productive so that you can get all you can out of this life. The Bible says be productive so you can gain more of the next life.
Pastors must care for their own souls before they can care for the souls of others. This looks like reading the Bible and meditating on it.
As you shepherd your church, do not forget to also shepherd your family. Don’t sacrifice your family on the altar of ministry.
