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Recently at our TLC retreat for pastors, leaders, and caregivers Kristi and led the group through one of our most popular Soul Shepherding experiences: “Psalm
F. B. Meyer was pastor at Christ Church in London, England late in the 19th Century when Charles Spurgeon came to town. Spurgeon’s crowds at
Today it’s common for cultural leadership models and motives to overtake our Christian churches and organizations so that the way we do what we do
There is a part of you that is determined to defeat you at every turn. You were born with this enemy and right now he
“Love is the fountain of life, and the soul which does not drink from it cannot be called alive.” These are the ancient words of Bernard
Imagine spending a day with Jesus. You could observe how he spends his time and how he carries himself. You’d appreciate his generous love toward
Readers of our Soul Shepherding Devotionals will know that being unhurried with Jesus is a theme I often write about. That’s because hurry is such a problem for many of us. So I was thankful to have Alan Fadling, a friend and colleague of mine, give a talk for a group of pastors and leaders on his new book, An Unhurried Life: Following Jesus’ Rhythms of Work and Rest. Here are my notes.
“Joy in Jesus!” That was the theme of the retreat that Kristi and I led for a church staff earlier this week. We’d like to
“If we walk in the light, as [God] is in the light, then we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his
A Sabbatical of a few weeks or more helps you disconnect from your work and ministry to experience Sabbath rest and hear God’s voice. Here are some ideas.
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