What to Do About Personality-Driven Churches
Fact: personality-driven churches exist. Whether you like it or not, we cannot escape it. While I have tried to deny its reality, it…
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Drive-Thru Sermons
Confession: I check bags in certain drive-thrus and trust other ones. And I listen to preaching the same way. …
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The Word [100 Day Chronological Bible Reading Plan]
I searched for a chronological plan that would highlight key passages, and while there are many good ones out there, I chose to…
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Think Projects – Not Tasks
What I find is that it is very difficult for me to get into a creative and productive rhythm when I jump from role to role and task to task. I find when I do the same task over and over, I get faster and more effective as the time goes. And that is why I choose to think projects instead of tasks.…
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Don’t Evaluate What You Do – Evaluate How You Do It
When I look at my work week, so much of how I do things came from time spent evaluating how I have done things. I have found so many wiser ways of doing things and that process has allowed me to be a part of more Kingdom-focused projects as a result. Don't evaluate what you do. Evaluate how you do it.…
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When the Church Hinders the Family
I mentioned earlier this week that my job has changed. Serving as a Family Pastor has unique challenges. For some people, they may…
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My New Job
I woke up at my normal time today. I walked into the same office. But I have a very different job. Today, I…
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When Your Mentor Lets You Down
If you have ever had someone you look up to fall from grace, you know the accompanying pain with their fall. Whether it…
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When a Pastor’s Church and Family Collide
I’ve had some great followup conversations and messages from Sunday’s sermon. One came in the form of an email regarding something I said…
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Why Pastors Should Visit the Sick in the Hospital
Confession: I used to dislike hospital visits. Fresh out of college, I came on staff at North Side and was immersed in a…
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