By Josh Reich on Feb 24, 2021
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Too many pastors work at churches they would not attend if they didn’t get paid to be there. Think about this: If you work at a church, would you attend it if you didn’t get paid to be there?
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By Josh Reich on Feb 26, 2021
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What happens then is the leader says no for the person without giving them a chance to say yes or no. Would that person say no? I have no idea and neither do you.
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By Brady Boyd on Apr 19, 2020
Pastors face pressures that tempt them toward unhealthy escapes. One subtle danger is the craving for applause. True strength comes only from Christ, not the crowd.
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By SermonCentral .com on May 11, 2020
Your sermon text is central, but it doesn’t always need to come first. Strong hooks help listeners connect their lives to Scripture before exposition begins.
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By Joe Mckeever on Jun 2, 2020
Most churches plateau or decline, but pastors don’t have to. These ten truths challenge leaders to grow personally and guide struggling congregations toward renewed health.
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By Mary Hinkle Shore on Jan 16, 2024
Faithful sermons are born not from noise or haste, but from careful listening to Scripture, people, and language itself.
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By Sherman Haywood Cox on Jul 10, 2020
There is no universal sermon length. What matters most is clarity, focus, and the preacher’s ability to hold attention around one central point.
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By Bob Hamp on Jul 24, 2020
Jesus did not come primarily to educate or motivate but to liberate. His life and ministry reveal a discipleship model rooted in freedom, action, and restoration.
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By Jamie Munson on Jul 29, 2020
"If we are avoiding the subject or trying to make it more palatable, we are doing our congregations a huge disservice."
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