Here are five thoughts for pastors to consider about humility, from Dallas Willard’s presentation, “Three Steps to Humility.”

Hopeful people identify specific, tangible goals. They see many pathways to reach these goals, and they nurture an “I can” attitude.

Practicing solitude and silence does not come naturally. Yet without it, you miss the richness and depth of a walk with Christ that can come no other way.

What does childlike faith mean to you? How are you putting childlikeness into practice in your ministry? As ministers, we must remember that our first role is not pastor, but a child of God.

Here are three practices of organized pastors you can use to strategize with your team to get to a place of health and organization. It won’t be easy, but it will provide you with tools to prevent burnout.

While most church leaders prefer to avoid negative emotions such as distress, fear, anxiety, etc., all church leaders will experience a variety of negative emotions at some point. If you want to build your negative emotion management skills, try these five recommendations.

As a pastor, if you have discovered your motivation has taken a vacation and left you behind, you are not alone. The good news is, you rediscover can it.

Let’s explore how to take the Apostle Paul’s words seriously and practice praying “without ceasing” since we all need reminders of our kingdom values—nudges toward re-invigorating our time spent with God.