Pastors

Is there such a thing as too much giving? When it comes to generosity, is the sky always the limit?

For 3 to 5 years, students will pursue reading and course work, deep and significant conversation with a plurality of peers, intense personal reflection, and original scholarship.

The phone call served as a powerful reminder to pay attention to the non-verbal cues being given on Zoom calls. 

A summary of key learnings from the 2020 survey of newly-ordained ministers' experiences being mentored. 

For Matt and Jen Viel, generous living isn’t done from a distance. Instead, they aim for front row seats.

The stress of ministry during COVID is leading good pastors to consider leaving ministry altogether. They're burned out and exhausted. Here's how your council could help.

Learn why Phil and Sheri Hall are quick to tell others about the Stewards Fund through Barnabas Foundation. 

Making a difference in people’s lives is a big part of what motivates CRC pastors. What happens when a pandemic strikes and you begin to suspect you haven’t made much of a difference after all?

I have strong beliefs about many of the issues addressed in the study report. I assume you do, too. What can it look like, practically, to live into Paul’s instructions to a church divided this way? 

In this book, you'll learn about narcissism and how it affects pastors and churches. You’ll likely learn some things about yourself as well.

The calling process can be lengthy for pastors. Yet, after many interviews and meetings, some pastors realize most of what they know of the church comes from just a handful of members. That’s not enough. 

Swiftly changing pandemic circumstances forced many CRC pastors into a pace of decision-making that stretched them out of their comfort zone. Here’s why that might be and what you might do about it.