This doesn't mean that wring-your-hands, fretting and get-sick-to-your stomach kind of worry.

Make sure that it has nothing to do with ego and everything to do with God's will.

Do some people really think this way?

Do you find yourself lacking in any of these areas?

Life in the ministry is never dull.

Change is never an easy thing, but these suggestions could help ease the burden.

What do all of these comments have in common?

The enemy certainly loves to disrupt the work of God's people. Here's what you can do.

As a pastor, one of the greatest gifts you can offer is showing people how to live lives guided, controlled, and directed by God.

We should not sit back and expect the Lord to move us from mess to glory.

Not only does it cause dissension in the church, but it means their hearts and minds are closed to the teaching of God's Word.

Your church may not be able to afford some of these, but at least it should work toward these goals for the pastors.

Numbers and size are not their measures of success, contentment or obedience.

Some of these may seem elementary, but there is a good bit of wisdom here.

The water of surrender is the most powerful sip of sustenance that one will ever partake of while he or she is in the service of the King.

In the body of Christ, let us not lose sight of what the Holy Spirit is calling us to do.

No one is irreplaceable, so try doing these things to make your team better.

Senior leaders are well acquainted with stress and pressure. Here's how to lighten the load.

Some of these are pretty wacky.

You don't have to be a people-pleaser. Simply do what you believe God would have you do.