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Tag Archives: Elders
After 36 years as a pastor
Consider what is perhaps the most important lesson for a Church leader. Continue reading
3 things to remember before condemning another
These three warnings take the conversation to the highest possible level. Continue reading
5 warnings about leadership
Carefully consider 5 possible causes behind misdirected leadership. Continue reading
Another urgent question for the Church
How can we proclaim and celebrate a gospel of grace and forgiveness while enforcing standards of morality — without becoming… Continue reading
Urgent question for the Church
“Is it possible to be so casual about what it means to belong to a Church that belonging loses its effectiveness and removal becomes irrelevant?” Continue reading
Posted in Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Elders, Local Church, Pastors
Tagged church leadership, Church Membership, Elders, Local Church, Pastors
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Church life that is hard to find
Word had reached Paul about a serious problem in the Church in Corinth. His response reveals amazing truths about what it really means to be the Church that Christ is building. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Elders, Leadership, Local Church, Pastors
Tagged Church, church discipline, church leaders, Elders, Local Church, Pastors
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Four essentials to a thriving Church
I commit myself to God and to the fellow-members of my local Church to do the following: Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Call to ministry, Christian life, Church, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Conflict, covenant of membership, Elders, Local Church, Pastors, Unity
Tagged church leaders, Elders, Leadership, Local Church, Membership covenant, Pastors, Unity in the Church
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What pastoral care looks like
An illustration of what many people do not know about pastoral ministry in the local Church. What you see is not always the whole picture. A lot of hard work happens behind the scenes in leadership. This illustrates efforts to care for people in a way that truly helps them. Continue reading
Is pastor appreciation month a good idea?
Church members are clearly commanded to show appreciation for their pastors. And the whole Church suffers when the people fail to honor their leaders. But are special times for appreciation helpful? Could such times do more harm than good? Continue reading
Confession of a senior pastor
Although I cannot be directly involved in all the areas of need and with each person, I am grateful to minister through others as they reach out. My fellow leaders do a great job keeping me informed about important needs and other areas of ministry as we pray together for the Church. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Elders, Leadership, Pastors
Tagged church leaders, Elders, Leaders, longevity of ministry, senior pastors
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