Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devo for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Pastors
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
Weekly Devotional for Preachers
God promises to help us and to keep vigilant, faithful guard over us.
Personal attention is a minister’s inefficient imperative.
Every time someone hears and believes Jesus’ good news now, it is an Easter story.
God requires a sacrifice that will be the death of us—but he has provided the life that saves us.
Probing the mystery of “the anointing” in a sermon.
Rejoice in the many personal endings to the Gospel of Mark’s ending.
This year, I’m letting God write my resolutions.
Christmas has always had a dark side—but it has a promise, too.
When you start with a new congregation, prioritize these four things.
God’s saving power gives us a reason to celebrate.
God works miracles and gives us courage “for such a time as this.”
God is at work—even when we don’t see him or hear his name.
A seasoned shepherd selects those most helpful for ‘the cure of souls.’
We become new creations through Christ.
Recognizing God’s work in your life usually requires a guide.
When preaching at Christmas is a chore.
Forget metrics. The pastor’s job is to find success when it’s invisible.
5 pastors share how they react when a high-profile Christian leader has a moral failing.
One of the most meaningful things a pastor can do is short, sweet, and biblical.
The righteous will not live by being righteous; the righteous will live by faith.
God reigns and all will know it.
Sometimes we must wait to hear from God.
What can preachers learn from professional storytellers?
The right kind of creativity brings clarity to ministry confusion.
I’m learning that my growth as a preacher doesn’t happen automatically. I can only grow as a preacher when I take the initiative to maintain certain practices and habits.
It’s not so much your method as what you’re dispensing.
How to keep your Christmas sermons fresh
Christians are bound to one another by the power of Christ’s redemptive work.
The Cross reveals worldly wisdom to be foolishness.
Although we come from lowliness, God raises us up to shame the proud.
How to prepare our soul before stepping behind the pulpit.
All is not right with the world, but one day the world will change hands, Christ will reign, and all well be set right.
Why I look forward to another Sunday with enthusiasm
We must pray for unpolluted faith so that the work of God in our lives will not be hindered.
We are not meant to carry the weight of Christ’s cross or our own without also seeing Christ’s glory.
Being a true disciple means following Jesus on his own terms instead of your own.
No one sees Jesus truly who will not see his suffering, rejection, death, and resurrection as the heart of God’s plan for the salvation of lost sinners.
Helping you develop your signature method of preparing a message
We are a part of God’s royal family, because we share in the heritage of Christ.
Understanding the consequence of our sin and the mercy of God
We are being built up as the temple of God.
Let us use what God has given us to build something beautiful for him.
Understanding the importance of our spiritual heritage
In our unfaithfulness, Jesus shines as the faithful King.
We must inquire of the Lord, because he is holy.
Worshiping together is vital for our souls and for the world.
Jesus Christ fulfills God’s covenant to establish David’s throne forever.
Toolkit: Preaching
For the sake of love, at Christmas Christ came down to us, dying on a cross and rising into glory.
At the core of the Christian work ethic is not what we do, but whom we serve.
Delivering a sermon series on the messy, blessed life of the patriarch Jacob is a challenge with surprising rewards.
The real power of Christ’s resurrection
Christ has swallowed up death.
The new life of our heaven-ready bodies
Christ has indeed been raised from the dead!
The effectual power of Christ’s resurrection
Leaving a legacy of blessing
Experiencing God in the midst of great suffering
Learning to accept the blessings of God
A look at life’s hardest—but most important—battle
Seeking God’s mercy through prayer in the midst of crisis
The surprising power of God’s grace
A 14-part series on the story of Jacob.
Finding our way to God’s place of blessing
Learning to choose the right way over the hard way
Exploring the implications of God’s presence
Trusting in the God who is near
Recognizing the immense value of God’s blessing
Making sure you don’t manhandle the blessing of God
Having the faith and foresight to treasure the life God blesses
Reclaiming the lost art of blessing.
A look at how many of us feel about our preaching
Jesus Christ is coming back for his disciples, whether we live or sleep.
When something has to change in your life, turn to your unchanging God and serve the Lord with all your heart.
There is no one who cannot return to God, because he can do everything we cannot.
Learning to listen is the first step toward preaching for spiritual formation.
Finally, a complete guide to the vibrant, dynamic, empowered, totally awesome, and really, robust church.
If you want some excitement in your sermon, you can always raise your voice or tell a story. But if you really want to give hearers a charge, preach doctrine.
Warming your heart and mind in your library
It’s not about taking down other gods, but raising up our own
There is more to preaching on the triune God than I realized.
… but none should be do-it-yourself
Through the rejection of the cross Jesus is exalted as king
The cross calls us to worship in ways others would call waste
How Communion searches and strengthens our hearts
At the hour of crisis, our hope is in prayer
For our sake Jesus accepted the charge that cost him his life
Peter, Judas, and Pilate demonstrate different ways to fail in faith
Christ’s Resurrection calls us to believe
A leader’s role: making “accidental” discoveries.
You are preparing a sermon. You suddenly feel led to talk to God. What is happening, and what to do.
Your preaching can lead people to financial freedom and the adventure of faith.
Ten criteria used by our experts to choose the best sermons
Why hearing the Spirit in the text can seem so difficult
Many people come to church after a work week that did R-rated violence to their spirit. How your message can restore their soul.
Enjoy the sheer pleasure of preaching sequentially through Scripture.
Preaching God as great destroys the idol of seeing him as small.
What goes into wisdom preaching
Planning the high moments in a message.
Why people need more than the bottom line.
And how I got it back