Stewardship as worship
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Business training for pastors is gaining ground
“A church isn’t a business. But, running one does require some business management techniques.”
Read More >Transitioning to military chaplaincy
Before making the leap, survey the landscape — prerequisites, daily duties, education, training, and traits that can help set you apart.
Read More >Dealing with a sex offender
By Eric Spacek, JD, ARM If you believe a sex offender has started attending your church, take action. Not doing so could result in significant legal liability if a situation occurs on your property. Step 1: Learn the local laws. First, be certain that the individual is a convicted sex offender. Double-check that the person […]
Read More >When hiring externally makes more sense
When filling a key leadership position at your church, my guess is many of you might prefer hiring an insider first.
Read More >Fighting fear with faith
“Our Journey of Hope” — a vital new program from Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) — equips pastors to minister to members with cancer.
Read More >Charles Jenkins: transformational leader
At 24, Charles Jenkins took up the pastoral reins of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church (Fellowship Chicago) following the retirement in December 2000 of its legendary founding pastor the Rev. Clay Evans, who served the church for 50 years.
Read More >What do we do with Luke?
That’s the question Dr. Aubrey Malphurs throws at pastors who get upset when he talks about Luke’s “theology of numbers.”
Read More >Leading by serving
For the first 35 years of his life, Sutton Turner worshiped many things — toys, money, cars, career, real estate.
Read More >Groupthink in church
Groupthink refers to the increase of conformity within a group that leads to the acceptance of the prevailing viewpoint without critical consideration.
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