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Category Archives: Life of a pastor
Peter’s Sin and Redemption
He’s not ashamed of us or our sin because he died for our sin. And if Jesus was ashamed of his people who sin, he wouldn’t have any people—for we all sin. Continue reading
Antagonist alert (13 red flags)
The presence of one or more red flags does not guarantee that you are dealing with an antagonist. But it will give you fair warning to exercise caution. Continue reading
Are you too worried about offending others?
Are there times when we should expect offenses and actually understand them to be appropriate and necessary? Continue reading
10 attributes of good preaching
A great model for preaching that could restore dignity and power to many pulpits! Continue reading
After 36 years as a pastor
Consider what is perhaps the most important lesson for a Church leader. Continue reading
A common trait of God’s servants
Write a one paragraph summary of what you learn about a common trait of God’s servants from the examples listed. Continue reading
A big threat to unity in the church
A free resource (for now) on an important subject for churches. Continue reading
A denier called back to duty
Jesus Reinstates Peter!
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