Pastors

A simple practice every pastor can do on Monday that can help last weekend's message have the impact you want.

Small churches have unique characteristics, quirks and blessings that can only be learned by having ministry experience in them.

Butts-in-the-seats growth is great. But it’s not going to happen for every church. That's never a reason to give up, coast along, or offer excuses.

We need to measure what we can manage, but let’s not fall into the trap of thinking we have more control than we do.

Please stop beating us down for what you think we’re not doing. Guilt doesn’t motivate, it discourages.

We need to become better pray-ers. But how? Offer prayers God has already said he’ll answer.

How to pitch, write and submit an article that fellow small church pastors will want to read, and the editors of CTPastors will want to publish.

Different sizes of churches serve different functions. And they face different challenges.

When we get to heaven will God ask some of us "Why did you look down on the ministry I gave you?"

Small Churches are the norm. Megachurches are the exception. Neither is better. Both are needed.