Nobody cares what you think. Today, I want to explain to you exactly what I mean by that, but it’s true. People don’t care what you think. What you think does not matter. Let me explain. I’ll never forget my sophomore year in Bible college. I had been studying all these things about the Bible…
Mornings used to be the worst part of my day. My alarm clock would go off, and I would reach over and smack the snooze button, trying to get many minutes of sleep as possible. Because I was up late the night before. Before long, my kids would come barging into the room. They’d wake…
Evangelism is foundational to Christianity; That’s why a recent Barna study is so alarming. Unsurprisingly, they found that 96% of Christian Millennials agree that part of Christian faith is being a witness about Jesus, and 94% agree that coming to know Jesus is the best thing that could happen to someone. But 47% of Christian…
Transcript So what do you do when you have this desire to preach? You feel this burden to deliver God’s Word, to share his message with other people, but you just feel stuck. You’re looking for that chance. You’re looking for that opportunity, but you can’t seem to find it. What do you do while…
The new year is here. Like many people, you’ve probably been thinking about how you’ll make this one better than the last. Maybe you’ve set goals and resolutions that you hope to keep. Maybe you set the same goal as last year and the year before that, and you’re still hoping to do it. A…
Thanks to you, 2018 was a monumental year for Pro Preacher. Here’s a quick recap of some of the milestones: We’ve crushed last year’s record for visitors and page views, growing nearly 50%. I launched a preaching course. Enrollment is open if you’re interested in stepping up your preaching in 2019. I published the Productive…
A lot of pastors gain ten pounds in December because every ministry gives them the leftover Christmas cookies and desserts from their events. Plus, other well-meaning churchgoers bring even more baked goodies to say, “Thank You” and “Merry Christmas.” While we appreciate the gesture, pastors don’t need another batch of Christmas cookies. Instead, give them…
Sometimes I complain about being a pastor. There are times when I have Elijah moments (1 Kings 19:1-18). I feel depressed and whine to God about how I don’t have the strength to keep going. I think, if we are honest, we would admit that most of us have felt this way about ministry. Ministry is difficult! It…
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