Psalms [Vol. 2] – Series Overview
I cannot wait to begin our summer series on June 7th – Psalms [Vol. 2]. Here is the rundown of the series. Reasoning…
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How Your Church Website Needs to Change
Your church’s website is important to how you will reach people. It is not the only way, but it is a very helpful…
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Jesus Isn’t Hindered By Your Past
If you open your Bible to John 4, you will read a story that tells us much about the ministry and method of…
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Realistic Expectations for Church Regatherings
In the weeks to come, many churches who practiced social distancing during the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic will begin to regather. Regardless…
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Quarantine Recap
Look back over the last 8 Sundays, and look forward to this coming Sunday. Won’t forget, can’t regret what I did for love.…
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Making Time to Meet with God
Do you have an adequate margin to meet with God regularly? Your most important appointment of the day is making time to meet…
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Don’t Make God Pay for Others’ Mistakes
Come, see the works of the LORD… (Ps. 46:8a). We have got to let God off the hook for everyone else’s mistakes. Let’s…
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Don’t Pause During a Pandemic
Crises have a way of clarifying who we are. Trials do change us, but they often reveal us more than anything else. The…
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Leading Towards Regathering Practically
I was honored to discuss “Leading Towards Regathering Practically” with fellow pastors in South Carolina who are all also great friends. It was…
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You Are Teaching Your Child Something
Every parent is teaching every child something. But is it really what you want him or her to learn? I often hear parents…
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Questions to Answer Before Reopening Church Gatherings
As a culture walking through the uncharted territory of an international pandemic, we know that we have to begin the process of reopening…
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Creative Quarantine Ideas for Your Church (That Actually Work)
I would have pulled out my notebook from seminary on how to lead a church through an international pandemic, but, like everyone else,…
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