Some may consider these to be "second-rate" pastors, but many in their congregations would beg to differ.

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Some may consider these to be "second-rate" pastors, but many in their congregations would beg to differ.
Are you measuring your success by nickels and noses? There's a better way to do it.
The true litmus test of the degree of kindness that exists in your heart happens behind closed doors.
The question itself sounds ludicrous, but think read Isaiah 53:3 and think about it.
These conditions must be present for your ministry to thrive in God's eyes. No exceptions.
From Paul and Silas' 'midnight concert' to the women who supported Jesus and the disciples, these are good stories that aren't told as much as others.
During Black History Month, isn't it only fitting that we fondly remember a man who was an initiator of the Pentecostal movement and a prominent participant in the Azusa Street Revival?
This is why the birth of Jesus is the best story that you could ever tell.
What would happen if you went into your neighborhood or your home and really started treating people just like Jesus did? What if you were unshocked by mud and motivated by mercy?
Is it simply not better to stop worrying, pray about everything, give thanks and focusing on the right things?
It's at these particular times when a pastor needs to guard himself against attacks, whether they're intentional or not.
Here's how to optimize your time spent with God—and feel good about it.
What was Jesus talking about when He said, "The kingdom of God is within you?"
Do you love your church, or do you find fault with it? What are some reasons that you love it?
Here's how to avoid being the next casualty of moral failures among leaders.
What precious memories do you have from Christmas Eves past?
Are there some Bible verses that you have hidden in your heart? Are there those that have changed the course of your life?
Here are some essential truths as you seek the plans God has for your ministry.
Policies help build systems and processes that meet the demands of a growing church. But are we replacing an utter dependence on God with them?
In their return to Saddleback Church after the death of their son, Pastor Rick and Kay Warren share the very personal story of Matthew and his battle with mental illness. They explore the stages of loss that they are walking through with honesty and transparency, teaching us how to do the same in the tough and tragic times of our lives; reminding us that through it all, God is with us and loves us; and urging us to follow Paul’s teaching in 2 Corinthians 1:4-6—to comfort others in their troubles as God comforts us.