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Cracker Barrel denies pastor's church event at restaurant after he says LGBT people should be killed
Cracker Barrel denied a planned church event at one of its restaurants of a Tennessee pastor, who is also a former detective, after he preached that the government should execute LGBT people, the restaurant chain said Tuesday on Twitter.
Why The Faith Community's Support Of LGBT People Can't Be Conditional
15 religious leaders break down exactly why "love the sinner, hate the sin" just doesn't cut it anymore.
Find a Burger Restaurant near you
Are you looking for the best burger restaurant in your city? Find your nearest Umami Burger and stop in for gourmet burgers and craft beer.
Seven Reasons Why We Should Not Accept Millions of Years
There is an intensifying controversy in the church all over the world regarding the age of the earth.
Real happiness is more than putting on a face
What makes us happy? A United Methodist pastor and a professor agree that it is not about externals we receive or achieve, but an 'inside job.'
Leading Those Who Struggle Accepting LGBT+ People
One of the controversial issues of our day involves sexual identity. As a pastor, and now working with pastors, I realize we don’t always know how to address the issue with truth and grace. What does that even mean as it relates to the subject? And we probably disagree on that answer too<br>I love that my friend pastor Bruce Miller has written “ Leading a Church in a Time of Sexual Questioning ”. I’ve asked Bruce to share a few thoughts on…
Why We Need Pastor-Theologians in the Church
When I say we need pastor-theologians in the church, I mean that every pastor must conduct his ministry with an eye to declaring theological truth, diagnosing theological error, and discipling his congregation to be theologically informed and articulate.
How do pastors know people?
The man turned in a visitor card. I pulled up my web browser.
When Is a Church Not a Church?
The tax code allows for some strange political shenanigans.
Is It Important for Me to Become a Member of My Local Church?
I think the answer is that you should be a church member. But that's not even a clear word—what does "member" mean? The local church—not just the global church, but the local church—is a body. There's global membership in the body universal, and there's local membership in the body ...
Ten Things Church Members Would Love to Hear from Their Pastors
As we have conversed with church members across America, we have heard ten common themes or requests they have of their pastors. None are unreasonable.
10 Good Things That Aren't Good Enough Reasons to Become a Pastor
There are some good reasons to become a pastor, and there are some reasons that just aren’t enough. This is the third installment in an eight-part series called Preparing to Lead.
20 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Pastor
7 Tips for Pastoring Your Children
If you’re a pastor and a father, you already know how hard each is, and how much harder the two in tandem can be.
Pastors: Why Your Local Influence is More Essential than a National Platform
Many church leaders manage both local influence and a national platform. However, I do believe it is more important to consider what you do for those directly in your path, those God has placed in geographic proximity to your ministry. So, what is the difference between local influence and national prominence? Why would local influence be more essential to your church?
What Effective Pastors Do With Their Time
Leadership gurus will tell you that a primary skill of an effective leader is the ability to manage time for maximum productivity.
Four Reasons Why Pastors Should Quit
We are all painfully aware that there are people in the ministry who never belonged there in the first place.
How to Dismantle 10 of the Worst and Most Crafty LGBT Arguments
Being a pastor within the secular frame means teaching people how to pray
Where Are You Going Catholic Church?
I encourage you to listen to my church history podcast Triumphs and Tragedies. I'm not a historian by any stretch, and I'm afraid the podcast is more than rough around the edges. It was simply my attempt to give a quick roller coaster ride through twenty centuries of church history so that we can make better sense
