Pastor Benjamin Vrbicek offers a framework for pastors trying to decide when to address current events.

When pastors evaluate whether to mention current events, it gives way to many other questions, writes pastor Benjamin Vrbicek.

Target the family. Use their teaching against them. Sean Nolan lets readers in on Screwtape’s advanced tactics for squashing shepherds.

Chase Replogle, pastor and host of the PastorWriter podcast, on how the coronavirus is exposing our need for control and the spotlight.

Pastor and church planter Steve Mizel explains why, in difficult times, pastors should act as their people’s short-term memory.

Shouldn’t pastors just be focused on the mission of God and not what they eat? Can’t they just say, “all things in moderation” and move on? Pastor Eddie Williams says no.

Stephen Witmer hadn’t ever dreamed of being a small-town pastor. Then he became one. Ever since, the Lord has been changing his heart.

When everything presses for our attention, how do we discern and attend to that which is most important? Ralph E. Enlow explains.

Without realizing it, pastor Bob Stevenson mythologized Jesus. He equated pastoring with following. But he’s learning three practices that keep him from making Jesus a myth.

Greatness is validated by serving, not status. Ralph E. Enlow lays out six propositions for servant leadership from Jesus’ teaching.