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The Christian Post
Skip to main contentAs I think back across 40 years of full-time ministry, I’m reminded of some older ways we did church then that could still work today.
Education is in crisis. Teachers, students, parents all know it; anyone with even a tenuous connection to the education system knows it.
One feeling that is uniting all pastors after 2020: exhaustion. Consequently, 2020 has caused a lot of pastors to consider stepping down years before they had planned.
We are in a post-place world. So what are the implications for churches?
The median amount of hours worked by a senior pastor is 55 hours per week. How can a pastor find the work-life balance sweet spot?
When I get asked the question, “Why teenagers?” My answer is always the same: because they are the most strategic age group to reach and mobilize for Jesus.
These beliefs do not make me a Christian nationalist.
I can’t think of anyone better than the Apostle Paul to regain perspective from. If it could be experienced, he experienced it and kept living for Jesus. That’s what we want to do.