Articles in this Issue
Jesus’ Miracles Showcase More Than His Power. They Reveal His Pastoral Nature.
Learning from the Good Shepherd’s gentle care.
When We Don’t Care Enough to Care
As we love and comfort others, the Comforter gives strength for our weariness (and wariness too).
What Sanctification Looks Like
The Bible’s diverse narratives help us disciple those entrusted to our care.
Pastor, You Have One Job
Ministry is, first and foremost, about being a caretaker of a message.
Pastoral Care Doesn’t Require Capes
Four practitioners discuss how to minister well without resorting to heroics.
Pastoral Care for Bruised Reeds and Smoldering Wicks
Paul shows us how to restore worth to the wounded and weary.
How Social Distancing Is Bringing Pastors Closer to Their Congregants
In both innovative and old-school ways, ministers are overcoming pandemic hurdles to provide pastoral care.
Visitation Is Still Our Vocation
We may face new challenges, but the heart of our calling remains the same.
What Aquinas Can Teach Us About Shepherding Sufferers
Theological insights on the nature of human emotion and how to interpret it.
Racial Reconciliation Requires a Painful Level of Self-Awareness
To participate in the work of justice, we pastors need to grow and change.
Your Presence Is a Living Sermon
Showing up makes God’s love tangible when people need it most.