How to deal with a church disrupter
5 strategies for dealing with members who disrupt church unity.
Leadership
The best way to defend the gospel is passing it on
We preserve the faith by passing it on. We defend the gospel by making disciples.
The Leadership Briefing
Leaders, find your identity in Christ
be careful to not find your identity in what you’re particularly good at doing.
How to become a better leader
My goal is to give you practical ideas that you can use to cultivate the discipline of leadership in your life.
Ask Anything Live (Episode 4)
Essential attributes of an effective worship leader
Leading a task that engages a holy God with such eternal implications should not be handled lightly.
How to stop demanding members from driving you out of church
You can either leave ministry because of them, or you can deal with them.
How can my church be involved in short-term missions?
As we look at missions opportunities and pass each opportunity through a biblical sieve to make sure that what we are doing actually fulfills what the Lord would have us do.
Making the most of Sunday morning conversations
It is a constant juggling match that most pastors feel they fail at most of the time.
Let My People Go
SBTS alumnus Raleigh Sadler leads a ministry aimed at equipping local churches to fight human trafficking.
Who Most Influenced Your Understanding of Expository Preaching?
Leader influences
Preaching in a secular age
With the advance of secular pluralism, expository preaching must become the church’s strategy for survival.
‘A Power to Move Men’
The legacy of SBTS co-founder John A. Broadus: renowned preacher who was a teacher of preachers.
Great Moments in Preaching
The legacy of John Broadus’ preaching shaped generations of Southern Baptist preachers.
Five common objections to church discipline
Church discipline is not only biblical, it is loving.
The Leadership Briefing: Theodore Roosevelt
Follow Spurgeon’s example in reading good books
One of the reasons Spurgeon was so rich in language and full in doctrinal substance is that he was always immersed in a great book.