O jugo suave de Deus para os exauridos pelo excesso de responsabilidades.

The way out of overcommitment runs through God’s temple.

More and more, it’s causing broken relationships, burnout, and anxiety. But that doesn’t mean we’re called to “let go and let God.”

I found holy purpose in the interruptions to my work.

Can we find oxygen for exhausted souls in Song of Songs, of all books?

John Starke gives us a compelling vision of the praying life—and the practices to turn that vision into a reality.

It's great to have online influence, but not at the cost of our family or the congregation we’ve been called to lead and guide with love.

Instead of worrying that the urgency of life will ruin our productivity, we need to be careful not to let the urgency of productivity ruin our life.

Are you the only pastor on staff? You don’t have to bear the burden alone.

Pastoral transition is one of the most dangerous times in a congregation’s life. We need to get better at it.

Illuminating the blind spots in most approaches to spiritual formation.

My quest for significance left me anxious and deflated.

Urgency doesn’t pull new people in, it reminds them why they’re staying away.

If we want people to slow down, simplify and learn the joy of giving, our church needs to be a place they can do that.

If your church, or a department in it, needs to hit the refresh button, it’s not a backwards step to strip things down to the basics.

It’s about supplementing, not replacing, pastoral care.

A clear email inbox is a ministry aid. Here’s how to get (and stay) there.

7 characteristics of success that can lead to adultery.

It doesn’t matter how much activity you’re generating if you’re not solving the problem.