The Pastor as Gardener – Matthew Erickson
The word “pastor” is a word from nature. It comes from the Latin noun for “shepherd” which derives from a verb meaning “to lead to pasture” or “to feed.” Earliest usage of “pastor” in English […]
The word “pastor” is a word from nature. It comes from the Latin noun for “shepherd” which derives from a verb meaning “to lead to pasture” or “to feed.” Earliest usage of “pastor” in English […]
We all know tragic stories about Christian leaders who started out well, but whose lives and ministries later crashed and burned because of immorality. There are also leaders who start out with big dreams of […]
This is the most bizarre Christian living book I have ever read. If I had seen the full-length description quoted above, that would have raised some red flags. However, I read a shorter summary, so […]
There are lots of books that pontificate about the relationship between faith and work, but this book dramatizes it. Instead of exploring the subject from an intellectual angle, Jordan Raynor and his co-writer Kaleigh Cox […]
Throughout my adult life as someone involved in ministry, I’ve struggled with the fact that I would consider my primary ministry identity as a preacher. I’m a good pastor. One of my academic focuses in […]
Former pastor and licensed therapist Dr. Andrew J. Bauman conducted research about women’s experiences in the church, and this book unpacks his findings and explores topics related to sexism and abuse. Bauman outlines the problem, […]
Leaders frequently carry heavy burdens for others, in addition to dealing with their own personal challenges. In this book, Nicholas Rowe and Sheila Wise Rowe share compassionate care for leaders, validating their struggles and encouraging […]
This book explores the church’s potential as a place where anxious people can find support and healing, alongside other interventions and therapies. J. Michael Jordan explains that even though attending church services can feel overwhelming […]
In recent years, more people have recognized the reality of spiritual abuse, but confusion remains about what it can look like in different settings, and what kinds of behaviors and patterns qualify for this label. […]
Structured like a series of letters—based on actual correspondence between Amy Orr-Ewing and a mentee—Lead Like the Real You is a collection of personal, thoughtful, and conversational essays on leadership particularly as it pertains to […]
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