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There’s a hero hidden in your community who can inspire you to praise God and become more like Jesus. Here are some examples of hero pastors ready to offer the care of Christ to you and your family.
The Rule was written by Benedict of Nursia circa 530 for a monastic community. 1,500 years later The Rule is still being followed by Benedictine monks
How can we connect you with Jesus? That’s the question we ask pastors and other servants of the Lord. Here are the Top Ten needs for help from 2014.
Instead of a prayer life, seek a praying life. Frank Laubach’s writing on “Christ the Answer” shows us how to cultivate Jesus’ praying life and it’s power. Here’s an excerpt from Laubach’s book, “Prayer: The Mightiest Force in the World.”
Paul wrote these Thankful Bible Verses to the Philippians while in prison. They’ll inspire you to be thankful to God and loving to all in your trials.
Thomas Kelly’s words on holy obedience (excerpts from “A Testament of Devotion”) invite us into a God-intoxicated life of joy, peace, and love for others.
The number one problem that pastors and ministry leaders have is neglecting the care of their own souls under God. My analysis of the many
Burnout is a huge problem for pastors and leaders. The way to prevent burnout is to draw life from God, not our own self. Then God overflows from our life, to our good works, to our ministry, to our job. We burnout when we rely on our own strength and abilities and give too much to our job and ministry.
You may not think of yourself as a “leader” but if you serve God and care for others then you are a Christian leader, a
The heart of the Brother Lawrence writings, his letters and conversations, is his personal story of practicing God’s presence. Here are a few of the best excerpts from “Practicing His Presence.”
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