If you're a pastor, you've likely heard it. "We need a pastor who is more of a shepherd!" What does that mean? I interpret that to be the 20th century American fallacy that
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Think about times you've been embarrassed. What was the context? How did you feel? It wasn't good, was it? Being embarrassed is a terrible feeling. When I'm embarrassed, I'm tempted to turn around
Before you get mad, I am an old person. I’m 77, so I’m one of those old people I have a problem with (I Know, preposition in the wrong place. Get over it;
There are two ways to approach a new calling to a declining church. (1) Start slowly, build relationships, get the lay of the land, and then slowly effect changes. Ready, Aim, Fire. Or
Had a great time at the mall recently. The wife gave me a dollar to spend in the arcade. Skeeball is certainly in heaven. And, in total abandonment of my normal aversion to
For years I've asked my coaching clients, "What's your hobby?" (because, Church Leaders - including you minister-types – it's critical we have at least one hobby). It's been said, though, that "those who can't do teach," and
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