Pastoral Care for Pastors
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I’m calling this issue “Happy Holidays” not to make a statement in our politically-correct culture but because you will read this issue in between…
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Every pastor becomes prone, at times, to boredom and sloth. A good time management system helps pastors to push through those times.
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Time Management for Busy Pastors, Part 3Listen now (7 min) | Beginning to see interruptions as “divine appointments” and growing in serving those who interrupt you is pastoral growth all in…
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Time Management for Busy Pastors, Part 2Listen now (8 min) | You must plan out your week so you know what it is that you're doing and need to accomplish.
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Time Management for Busy Pastors, Part 1Listen now (8 min) | Pastors who struggle to finish their work each week often don’t have enough to do, so their workweeks become filled with “busy” but…
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The Mystery and Power of PrayerListen now (12 min) | Prayer is both a mystery and a communion with God with great power.
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Bread in the WildernessListen now (8 min) | We must proceed with daily trust in God, letting him provide what we need as we need it, without “spoiling” ourselves by rushing…
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What To Do When You Need a ChangeListen now (11 min) | Establishing a healthy self-care rhythm will help you stand your spiritual ground when ministry challenges arise.
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How to Know When You Need a ChangeListen now (8 min) | If you find yourself anxious and struggling emotionally and spiritually with the day-to-day tedium of ministry, then you should…
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You must recognize negative thoughts and push back against them by practicing nourishing habits such as silence and solitude, taking long walks, and…
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When private spirituality does not match public spirituality, the waters are troubled.
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If you want to lead well, begin by leading yourself well.
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