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It's hard to believe that saying "yes" too much may lead someone to leave your church. Another possibility for leavers is when a member becomes embarrassed about their uninvolvement.
Phillip Slaughter is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Mansfield, Arkansas. He has been featured here on the blog before. He and his wife Rose are former students of mine from BCM days in Monticello, Arkansas. He also served…
This is the introductory post to the "Discipleship Stories" series and traces my experience and history with discipleship.
What would you think if you learned one small three-letter word - an article at that - impacts your perspective and view of how personal God is?
Happy Father's day to my dad. A committed reader, a devoted pray-er, a faithful downer of milk shakes and a constant supporter. I am grateful for his model.
Jesus Christ. Good. Worthy. Glorious. Kind. Constant. May He fill our hearts, imaginations and conversations. This post is another feeble attempt of mine to make much of Him.
Leaving a legalistic background where you've gained prominence and position is a difficult decision. This story of two men who risked it all when it was too late to do so is both curious and inspiring.
What do you do when Facebook begins limiting your influence as a blogger? And then you face a wider problem of overall censorship and the intentional limitation of true, civilized dialogue?
Do you have any kind of strategy or guidelines for your email use? You need to rethink email. We all do. Here's some thoughts about strategy, timing and how to control your email without it controlling you.
