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5 Steps to Building a System for Shepherding
How pastors can build a workflow for resilience.
Pour It Out
God doesn't intend pastors to burn out. There's a better way.
Hard Job, High Calling
Reports of clergy attrition are often exaggerated, but pastors still face daunting challenges.
5 Reasons Annual Planning Is Harder In a Small Church
Most small church pastors want to be better planners. But where are the resources for how to plan better in a small church context?
Sharelle Jackson: Learning to Live a Life of Balance
How living withing God's callings enables balance in life.
How to De-Clutter Your Church for More Effective Ministry
The healthiest churches are relentless about being effective, not just busy. They do this by following the Closet Rule.
Thriving in a Bi-Vocational Role
5 pieces of advice I could have used when I started.
I Needed Coaching
… and Why You Might Too.
Rest and Renewal for Busy Church Leaders
When was the last time you felt really, truly refreshed? Between late night committee meetings, weekends of services, and round-the-clock availability for counseling and crises, the demands of ministry all too often leave leaders feeling physically exhausted and spiritually limp. While we all know the importance of rest and renewal, it can be difficult to allow ourselves to take time out of our day to rest and renew our bodies and souls.
Sacred Rhythms in the Life of the Leader
Serving God and others without going insane.
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