How Much of My Suffering Should I Share with My People?
Part of leadership is modeling how to trust God in suffering.
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The Elements of Corporate Worship and Christian Discipleship
Scripture teaches us how to use our time together—how to “do church”—and each element of our services is designed by God to disciple you and to give you opportunities to disciple others in your church family.
Protecting Your Children from Bitterness Against the Church
Our children should hear us recounting God’s incredible work among his people far more frequently than bemoaning their faults.
Ten Ways to Savor Sundays
Gathering with God’s people provides a rest that physical inactivity cannot provide. It’s a rest that reinvigorates your soul, not just your body.
Wrestling with God . . . and Winning: John Calvin’s Meditations on Genesis 32:22–32
If not for the Lord being on your side, you’d be completely without hope. And yet, the Lord is on your side. For whatever he brings against you, more still does he give to your defense.
Pastoring Those with Differing Views on God’s Sovereignty in Salvation
The ultimate basis of your hope of making it to the end secure in Christ is not your own resolve, seriousness, or moral character but the finished work of Christ and all of God’s promises in him.
Pastoral Ministry When Parenting Gets Hard
When the days are long and the nights are short, God is not absent.
Kingdom of Priests: Melchizedek, Church Membership and Understanding Your Place in God’s Story
When Peter refers to us as a royal priesthood, he’s speaking corporately. The church is a royal priesthood.
Pastoring Amid Family Turmoil
My call at church was not to soldier on as if nothing was wrong. It was to pastor the church in my weakness so that Christ’s grace would be magnified.
Using AI Wisely: A Pastor’s Encouragement to His Church
Your use of AI should be something you are proud of—something you’d be glad for the world to see. If it’s something you want to hide, it is probably not glorifying to God.
The Biblical Pattern of Terrible Fathers
The good news for terrible fathers is not that the past can be undone, but that it can be redeemed.
Single Pastor, Embrace Your Limits
My attempt to run harder had me running on fumes. Being a single man didn’t change the fact that I am just a man.
Handling Ungodly Criticism
Next time you get criticized, even in an ungodly manner, ask yourself if the substance of the criticism is true or if there is something you need to learn from it.
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