Most pastors would agree that small group ministry is important to the growth and discipleship of believers. They herald the importance and urge others to participate, but many pastors aren’t actually a part of one themselves. Why is this the case? Why aren’t more pastors involved in small groups at their churches? From my own […]
How to Know You are Called to Ministry (Part II)
I want to be a pastor” Making the decision to make ministry your vocation can be a thrilling moment in life. You are full of dreams and hopes of being used by God to change the world for the better. But how can you know you are making the right decision or as it is […]
7 Reasons Why You Should Not Be a Pastor
“I want to be a pastor…” I’ve heard many people share this great news with me. I’m always excited for them because this world needs quality pastors who will truly love and serve people. However, before taking the plunge into this vocation, it is important to test one’s heart. Is the pastoral life truly the […]
How a Leader Can Hurt Their Team and Not even Know It
Criminal activity. Scandals. Harassment. Moral Failures. Leaders who engage in these kinds of behavior obviously harm and possibly destroy their company. The negative effects are seen and felt throughout the organization. But are there actions of leaders that are considered less scandalous, but still have a tremendously damaging effect on the employees and organization? Are […]
Are You Differentiated? Your answer may make or break your relationships Part II
Emotional maturity plays a significant role in the longevity and success of a relationship. But what exactly is emotional maturity and how do you even measure it? Check out my previous post that discusses these questions. So how can you become more differentiated and healthy emotionally? Here are four practical tips to get you started. […]
Are You Differentiated? Your answer may make or break your relationships.
Good looks, great personality, funny, charming, and financially stable. These are some of the things many of us are typically drawn towards when on the hunt for someone to date or marry. Often times, a potential date will be accepted or cut based on these factors. But does this translate into a long and satisfying […]
Managing North: 5 Ways to Influence Your Boss
One of the most important factors in workplace success – and actually also general health and happiness – is your relationship with your boss. An effective working relationship with your boss can increase productivity, boost morale and help move your organization towards its goal. On the flip side, a negative relationship with your boss increases […]
3 Life Lessons That Can Change the World (Inspired from the Q Conference)
“Q Conference? What’s that?” I asked that same question a few months ago when I was given the opportunity to attend the Q conference in Boston this past April. It’s hard to fully describe the Q conference succinctly, but think: Christian version of TED talks. Unlike many other Christian conferences that brings in big name pastors, Q brings […]
Three F Words for Asian American Pastors
How many Asian American pastors can you name that are nationally recognized in the Christian community? Maybe one – Francis Chan. Even though Asian Americans are one of the fastest growing ethnic groups in America (18 million) with over 7,000 churches, there are only a few Asian American pastors who are well known and being […]
5 Steps in Raising an Emotionally Healthy Child (Part II)
My two year old daughter came running to me in tears at the park. “They said I can’t play with them” she cried, pointing to a couple kindergarten aged girls. I gave my daughter a big hug while scenes of the movie, Mean Girls, flashed through my head. “It’s all happening too fast,” I thought […]
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