My preteen daughter started her period. What should I do now? How do I approach this conversation with her?
What Do I Do When My Daughter Starts Her Period?
Foster to Adopt: What You Should Know
There is a right way to look at foster to adopt and a wrong way.
5 HUGE Misconceptions We Have About Planned Parenthood (ft. Abby Johnson)
In October 2009, after witnessing an abortion on ultrasound, Abby Johnson resigned as director of a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic. Fueled by her haunting experiences with abortion and the abortion […]
Fighting Pastoral Anxiety: Fearing God More Than Our People
Fear can make us behave irrationally in our ministries. Trying to get people to like us prevents us from effectively serving the Lord. The approval of man adds nothing to our purpose, person, or calling. Instead, it takes energy and time away from what we should be focused on the most – pleasing God.
The Pastor’s Treasury: His Library
Dear pastor, proudly appreciate your treasury of books. Treat those precious gems with reverence. Keep reading and share their wisdom with your flock.
What is RAD?
What is RAD? Find answers about what a Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) diagnosis means.
The Unique Challenges of Missionary Marriages to Preach the Gospel
If you are a pastor, I assume you know the importance of Gospel-like marriages. But what you may not know is that missionary marriages face unique challenges.
The Pastor’s Essential Library: Seven Dangers Facing Your Church
Be under no illusion: your church is in danger. But be in no doubt: your church can confront them, overcome them, and thrive in the face of them.
How to Evaluate Potential Pastoral Staff
While no process can perfectly solve the vetting process of potential pastors, churches need to ensure that they are aiming their hiring efforts at the right elements. The real thing every church needs to be healthy is a healthy pastor as defined by his character in how they treat their family and neighbors.
6 Blessings of Pastoral Friendships
God has blessed us with many resources to endure adversity in ministry. One unique and under-appreciated source of encouragement is pastoral friendships. Such friendships are not easy to cultivate, but worth the investment. Here are six ways they foster longevity in ministry and a few practical first steps to build relationships between fellow pastors.