Why Church is Like a Box of Crayons
After 35 years of pastoring the same church, I am still surprised when folks leave because they can’t get along with others in the fellowship. Here’s why:
After 35 years of pastoring the same church, I am still surprised when folks leave because they can’t get along with others in the fellowship. Here’s why:
Recently I rediscovered a story in my illustration file, and I just had to share it with you. I think it is the perfect answer for how to silence a church gossip.
Celtic Christians were known for their simple, yet profound, prayers. This Celtic prayer for reconciliation captures the strength found in such praying.
Do you have an inner lawyer struggling to win every case presented by a negative assumption? I’ll bet that affects your time, energy, and relationships!
Do you ever find yourself thinking and speaking critically of another? Yep, me too—especially at times when I feel slighted or misunderstood.
Being in ministry for over 35 years has provided a theater in which to view people’s lives in crisis. Here are 7 tips to help you survive a Drama Queen.
Time for our 10 most popular posts of 2010! But first, thanks for stopping by my place this last year, walking with me on my journey, and sharing my blisters.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve found myself losing the capacity for reverence in little ways—and it scares me. Here are some tips on how to recover the lost art of reverencing others.
Tom and I had been involved in ministry only a few years when I experienced the betrayal of a friend from church. “You know I wouldn’t say this if I didn’t love you,” . . . .
A pastor once said that ministry and church life would be great if it wasn’t for the people. Others have said the same thing about church leaders. — Book Giveaway!