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The Faith of 'Ubuntu'
An anthropologist who was studying a tribe in South Africa put down a basket full of fresh sweet strawberries and promised to give all the fruit to the first child who got to the basket. That was translated and told to the kids. The Wisdom of Cultivating a Warm Heart
Last Monday, I met President Soon-Hong Chang from Handong Global University. In our conversation, President Chang said, “If I was to be a pastor, I would like to establish a warm church.” Six Perspectives on Dual Church Membership
I love local churches. I just love them. I know they are filled with imperfect members. I know all the members are sinners and occasional hypocrites just like me. That reality has not changed since the first century. The Secret Contained in the Smallest, Weakest Step
It is wise to know the secret of one step. One step is a small step. One step is a frail step. However, a pilgrim knows the importance of one step. A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. When Abraham received God’s calling of pilgrimage, he took a step. Eight Common Mistakes Rookie Pastors Make
I met one of the most stupid rookie pastors I’ve ever known. The year was 1984. I saw him when I looked in the mirror. A New Future Unfolds with New Beginnings
God starts new things (Isaiah 43:19). God wants us to always start afresh. A new future is unfolded when there is a new beginning. Ten Traits of the Healthiest Churches Ten Years from Now
I am not a prophet. Please don’t stone me if I get one of these ten traits wrong. And while there is a good bit of subjectivity in this article, I think I am basing my projections on clear and evident trends. Four Reasons Pastors and Church Staff Regret Quitting Their Jobs
I quit! The writer of Ecclesiastes does indeed remind us there are times and seasons in our lives. Regarding where we are in life, he tells us there is “a time to plant and a time to uproot” (3:2). The Wisdom of Completing What Has Been Started
Wisdom is needed in order to complete a work that’s been started. It is definitely not an easy thing to complete a work that’s been started. Many people live without completing the things that they have started. Eight Time Drainers of Pastors and Staff (and Eight Solutions)
“The greatest gift you could give me is more time.” The statement was made half jokingly by a pastor. Of course, he didn’t think I could create days with more than 24-hours. But he was busy, overcommitted, and worn out.