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The pastor’s job description Pt. 2: Choosing between preaching and pastoring
Mark Turman, DMin
You’ve seen the headlines, perhaps read an article or two over the last two years, and have contemplated your own future. Some are predicting a pastor pandemic on the horizon. In “1 in 4 Pastors Plan to Retire Before 2030,”…
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Church leadership May 25, 2023
The pastor’s job description Pt. 2: Choosing between preaching and pastoring
Mark Turman, DMin
Church leadership May 18, 2023
Do you want to follow all God’s commands? Jesus didn’t either
Mark Turman, DMin
Church leadership May 9, 2023
Why mowing the lawn was good for my soul: A reflection on the dash between two dates
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership May 4, 2023
The pastor’s job description Pt. 1: The priority of preaching and teaching
Mark Turman, DMin
Church leadership May 2, 2023
A surprising phrase in Scripture: Using secular means to advance spiritual truth
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership April 27, 2023
From Carol Burnett to Gen Z: New resources to help you pastor younger generations
Mark Turman, DMin
Church leadership April 18, 2023
A Christian in Gaza ministers to his Muslim neighbors during Ramadan
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership April 11, 2023
A stranger in a red corvette: Lessons in Spirit-led ministry
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership April 4, 2023
Three global crises and the relevance of the resurrection
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership March 30, 2023
As church attendance declines, the need for genuine pastors escalates
Mark Turman, DMin
Church leadership March 28, 2023
“The ants in the pants of faith”: How doubts can empower our ministry
Jim Denison, PhD
Church leadership March 21, 2023
“No one wears shoes”: Encouraging lessons for pastors in a secularized culture
Jim Denison, PhD
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