According to a 2015 CNBC article most Americans are still struggling to make ends meet financially. I can only imagine the case is worse for families in small towns, and for many pastors who serve in these communities. When it comes to managing finances, the answer seems simple. Spend less than you make. As easy Continue Reading
Good leadership is essential to the success of your church. When frustrations develop in leadership, you can almost always trace it back to a break down in communication. For as good as we may be at speaking on a stage, it seems that many leaders struggle at communicating off the stage. For this reason we sat Continue Reading
Great change always comes at great risk. This was something that Martin Luther King Jr. knew all too well. On the night before Dr. King was murdered, he preached a sermon called “I See the Promised Land.” In his speech, he expounds upon the Parable of the Good Samaritan and shares a unique perspective as Continue Reading
