Thrive In 5: Emotional – Ambiguous Loss
The COVID-19 virus has changed the way we “do life” and “do church” so that we are simultaneously absent and present.
The COVID-19 virus has changed the way we “do life” and “do church” so that we are simultaneously absent and present.
Gary Hoag, Scott Rodin and Wesley Willmer challenge churches and ministries to recalculate the route for Christ-centered ministry by examining the presuppositions that drive decision-making and vision casting.
Relationships that last.
During this time of Covid-19, we feel it is vitally important for pastors to continue to learn to carve out a few moments each day to simply be with God in prayer.
Time for A Missional Reset
Spiritual Disciplines: From Solitude to Community to Ministry
All of us will face moments when we must exercise hope. Hope researchers observe that hope is active, not passive. “High hopers” exert whatever degree of control they have to reach that for which they hope.
With people worried and fearful about what tomorrow will bring, there is a great search for assurance and comfort. Where can people find hope in today’s financial world?
Today, what I find most interesting is the peaceful image of Jesus in the back of the boat.
Five Keys to Good Conflict Management
A Fitness Focus.
Developing a Wesleyan “Fake News” Filter
Cultivating a healthier emotional life.
Financial Convictions in the Five Uses of Money
Five Keys to Good Conflict Management
Spiritual Disciplines
Thinking About Pastors and Poverty Alleviation
With the holidays just around the corner, pastors are entering one of their busiest seasons….
Financial simple principles for financial health and responsibility.
How many times in your intimate relationships have your best problem-solving skills failed?
As pastors who are leading others, we need to be intentional about engaging the various means of grace to continue our transformation into the image of Christ.
Five principles regarding rest.
As a pastor, you know the importance of continuing to learn and grow in your leadership. Our world is changing fast, and we need to challenge our thinking and keep it sharp.