Leadership Journal

Summer 1987

Teaching

Volume 8

Fall 1987
Spring 1987

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

WORKING SMART WITH SINGLES

Even a small church can make a big impact.

THE FAIR-TO-MIDDLING PREACHER

Ordinary preachers may never dazzle, but most can learn to be pretty good.

THE MAKING OF A PREACHER

If preachers are made, not born, what goes into the process? An interview with Fred Craddock

THE SHAPE OF GOD’S BODY

It’s not easy to describe the church.

PREPARING A CONGREGATION FOR DEATH

Perhaps the church’s greatest ministry is helping people get ready for the final enemy.

SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN SAFETY

When destructive people head for another church, do you warn the next pastor?

IN THE PASTORAL PASTORATE

The benefits of the rural church far outweigh its disadvantages.

SPINNING YARNS

The well-told tale may be the preacher’s best tool.

NOT EVERYONE LEARNS ALIKE

How to teach in the ways people learn best.

DAMAGE CONTROL FOR MISTAKES

How do you keep a minor blunder from mushrooming into a major error?

WHAT NEW CHRISTIANS NEED MOST

What does it take to bring a person to spiritual maturity?

OVERLOOKED FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING

To improve our teaching it pays to go back to basics.

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