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Pastor for life
They say pastors resign on Monday morning. If you are a pastor and you preached one or two sermons over the weekend and ministered in a million ways to all who needed you, you probably know that after-the-glory blues feeling. Often the highs of the Sabbath are followed by the lows the next day. In your tired brain, you go through reruns of the myriad of incidents that crowded your demanding day. The elevated emotions of vigorous preaching took so much out of you that you know you will need a few days to recover from exhaustion...
Answering Jesus' prayer
Jesus' prayer-"that all of you may be one"- is a mandate to all who belong to the body of Christ.
Faith in God: The secret of a fulfilled life
A young pastor reflects on her journey into ministry.
Effectively using media in ministry
How can we best use modern media to communicate the life-changing message of Jesus Christ?
enditnow today!
About one in three women worldwide will experience some form of abuse. Here are five tips for pastors on how to participate in the enditnow initiative.
How to care for your voice: Eight practical suggestions for preachers
Are you taking care of the instrument God gave you to spread the gospel?
Assessing and fulfilling the needs of a Hong Kong community
This church has found several ways of reaching its community. What has it learned that can benefit your community?
Assessment center for interns
Six exercises conducted during a retreat for pastoral interns stimulates consideration of their future career.
Will it work?
Three things to keep in mind for church evangelism-and three things to plan when the meetings conclude.
The Beijing approach to church growth
Beijing congregations are growing even with limited resources. What are their secrets?