(I was going to link to a site which had the original video from which this is taken, but someone’s produced this animation.) ((Posting this under ‘black dog Mondays’ seems a little odd. I would be more appropriate if it was a dog, not a cat.))
(I was going to link to a site which had the original video from which this is taken, but someone’s produced this animation.) ((Posting this under ‘black dog Mondays’ seems a little odd. I would be more appropriate if it was a dog, not a cat.))
Larry Ball is a pastor from the US, and the following by him was posted at the Aquila Report. At the end of March next year I plan to retire after 40 years in the ministry and 30 years at my present church. I’m on the front end of the baby-boomer generation and I did …
When I was training for ministry twenty years ago the phrase ‘a pastor’s heart’ kept coming up again and again. I don’t hear it so much these days. It seems the emphasis now rests on the pastor’s management or entrepreneurial (or coffee-making) skills. Craig Barnes, pastor of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, professor of leadership and ministry …
Thanks to J.D. Greear for referencing these practical personal management tips from Clayton King for pastors to manage the Monday post sermon adrenalin depletion. King expands on the well known work of Dr Arch Hart. Read his expanded thoughts on these points here. See It Coming Do Nothing No Meetings No Big Decisions Talk It …
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