How Many Acres Do You Have?
Church size and visible success aren't the best measures of a healthy congregation or pastor; faithfulness, love, and God's unseen work are more important.
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The Problem Covering the Problem
Christians, especially leaders, must urgently address and confess sexual sin, avoid secrecy, seek accountability, and pursue holiness to protect themselves and their ministries.
For the Long Haul, Go Deep
Invest in long-term spiritual and intellectual growth—focus on deep study, mentorship, classic literature, and disciplined habits instead of fast success or distractions.
The Privilege of Pastoring
Pastoring any congregation is a humbling privilege that requires gratitude, faithful service, and care for its people.
Future Church
Churches should move from program-driven attraction to disciple-making by fostering a gospel-centered, mission-focused culture that emphasizes growth and service over just attendance.