Whether your church is large or small, you, as a pastor, are responsible for myriad tasks. The most important one is differentiation. Here’s a look at what differentiation is, and how it can help you.
Observing Sabbath is an important part of keeping yourself as a pastor healthy on every level—physically, spiritually, emotionally and mentally. Here are four key ingredients to a true Sabbath rest.
As pastors and leaders, we sometimes let the pressures of ministry blind us from taking care of ourselves. But we can’t afford to ignore our physical well-being. It’s a key component to longevity in life and ministry.
Life in general, and ministry in particular, can cause a lot of stress. And that stress can lead to unhealthy behaviors that take a physical toll and only make matters worse. But Jesus is standing ready to turn our distress around, to victory.
Christian leaders shouldn’t be afraid to ask for help. Paul Kuzma encourages us to add this four-letter word to our vocabulary. Day 10 of 21 Days of Prayer + Fasting 2019.
The American church has largely forgotten to disciple believers for emotional wellness, but we can change that. Find out how in this free download. (63 minutes, audio)
Being aware of your limitations can go a long way in helping you keep your personal life and ministry healthy and strong.