Leadership Journal

Spring 1986

Worship

Volume 7

Summer 1986
Winter 1986

The Leadership Journal archives contain over 35 years of issues. These archives contain a trove of pastoral wisdom, leadership skills, and encouragement for your calling.

Articles in this Issue

THEY’RE OK WE’RE NOT: BUILDING HEALTHY CHURCH ESTEEM

A church won’t ascend to great heights if it feels down in the dumps.

CAN WORSHIP LEADERS WORSHIP?

Pastors, as player-coaches, must both give instructions and follow them at the same time.

SOLVING THE MEDICAL ETHICS MAZE

When helping parishioners with tough ethical decisions, the easy way is not always the best.

WHY I’M A MINISTER

The most compelling reason to serve God is personally having seen him at work.

HAVE I COME TO THE WRONG CHURCH?

What do you do when the call you’ve accepted seems like a wrong number?

QUESTIONING THE OBVIOUS

Shaking up cherished assumptions isn’t just for radicals.

TREATMENT FOR INFIDELITY FALLOUT

Marriages seared by unfaithfulness can be restored, but the healing process requires more than mere forgiveness.

BALANCING FORM AND FREEDOM

When bringing people into the presence of God, most leaders recognize a certain degree of necessary protocol.

SURVIVING SUNDAY MORNING INNOVATIONS

Tampering with tradition is risky business. Can you change practices without having to change pulpits?

Closer Harmony with Church Musicians

Music can touch the eternal, but it can also produce temporal turmoil.

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