The Best & Worst Ways to Recruit Volunteers

You don’t have to be a pastor to realize that a church needs volunteers. Whether it’s to play music, watch kids, or mow the lawn, you have to have volunteers. Most of the time you need a lot of them, Continue Reading

Start an Email Newsletter

This post is a part of the “One Thing” series. Often we feel like we have to take drastic steps in our life or church to see significant change, but that’s not always the case. Sometimes the small things create Continue Reading

Study, Engage, Embrace

In 2011, my family and I moved into the heart of the Ozarks to serve at a church while we prepared to plant a church. Not knowing anyone, I made a decision that has since affected my life and ministry. Continue Reading

Do You Want to Get Well?

It seems like a question with an easy answer, especially for a man who knows everything, so why did Jesus choose to ask it? Lost? Let me back up a bit. Take a look at the story in John 5: Continue Reading

Talent Isn’t Enough

In elementary school I won first place in the 4-H baking contest. The judges couldn’t resist my mom’s Jiffy cornbread. I actually had no part in the actual making of the cornbread, but regardless I still received the coveted blue Continue Reading

Being a Small Town Pastor

I thought we would have a little fun on the blog and add a new segment called “Pros & Cons.” Today we tackle the pros and cons of being a small town pastor. I think being a small town pastor Continue Reading
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