Pastoral Care for Pastors
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If you want to lead well, begin by leading yourself well.
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Who in your church do you need to actively love? What will that look like? Will you take the time and make the sacrifice to learn how to love others?
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Disciple-making, and pastoral ministry, in secular culture is slow, difficult work. It tests our ability to simply love people, leaving our agendas at …
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This is Pastoral Care for Pastors, a newsletter about helping pastors take care of themselves through healthy self-care habits. Please check out my new…
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Dear Pastor, Every pastor has times where ministry is flowing along seamlessly, where the work of ministry seems effortless, feelings of love fill the …
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Dear Pastor, I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “Patience is a virtue.” You’ve probably said it many times, especially if you have children. Do you beli…
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Dear Pastor, No matter how long you’ve been in ministry, you have experiences and stories that will be helpful to others. I had been a youth minister f…
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Dear Pastor, Do you take a day off each week? If you do, are you consistent in keeping it free from work-related tasks and meetings? A true day off is …
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Dear Pastor, Ministry can be a lonely place, and in that loneliness, you can only find things that dry you out spiritually and lead you to burnout. I o…
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Dear Pastor, Let me tell you about a week I had a couple of years ago. Our church was holding our Vacation Bible School on this particular week. I was …
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Dear Pastor, One of the things that can most frustrate us in ministry is when we believe we have good ideas that can benefit the church and help it to …
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Dear Pastor, If you struggle to connect with God and to feel as though you are growing in your relationship with him, let me assure you that you are no…
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