The Day Jack Changed
Jack Miller was a pastor of a small church in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and seminary professor at Westminster Seminary near Philadelphia. He’d served for twenty years, and felt depressed and burned out.
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Pastors: Have Uncomfortable Conversations
I’ve had the same conversation a few times lately.
A pastor or church leader has a problem. I listen. As I hear about the problem, it becomes clear that it’s not
Overcoming Low-Grade Discouragement in Ministry
I’m convinced that most pastors live in a constant condition of low-grade discouragement. The work is never going as well as had been hoped. Progress is hard to measure, but failure is
Changing Church Culture
As a church planter, I’m a big believer in church revitalization. We need pioneers who move into unchurched areas and start new churches. We also need pastors who will move into struggling
What Sixto Rodriguez Can Teach Pastors
Sixto Rodriguez wanted to become a musician. He released a single in 1967, and didn’t record again for three years. He released two records in 1970 and 1971. They didn’t sell