Pastors: Low-Prep Ways to Connect With Your People
Find ways to get to the kitchen tables and office desks (or soccer games and golf courses) of your people.
Find ways to get to the kitchen tables and office desks (or soccer games and golf courses) of your people.
Our denomination has a Code of Conduct. So what?
How did church leadership become such draining work? What are some ways for church leaders to rediscover their first love for Christ, and find renewed energy for their ministry?
What happens when the one who comforts those who grieve experiences trauma and grief?
Listening seems so easy. But if it’s so easy, why don’t more people feel like they’ve been heard?
Pastor Church Resources has been helping churches and pastors to be more trusting of and trustworthy for one another for a long time—it will be 40 years in 2022!
What is the connection between a healthy marriage and a healthy pastor?
Pastors often lack regular and reliable feedback.
When a decision about the future must be made, but information about the future is scarce, what's a church council to do? Here is some advice for getting through this leadership challenge.
Covid-19 is making pastoral ministry even more challenging than it already is. Let's pause for some perspective. . .
I recently received an email from an office bearer who was heading into a council meeting; the third meeting devoted to a particularly thorny issue. What would you say to her?
Does your church council talk regularly about the spiritual health of your congregation? Here is a set of twelve devotionals that will lead your elders and deacons to focus on your church's flourishing.
I've been wanting elders and deacons to weigh in on this question: What do you wish you had known when you were first installed in office?
"The Coming Glory" is a new book by Rev. Paul Swets that provides a straightforward and pastoral explanation of the hope that we find in scripture concerning death.