In what ways can pastors hinder the church? This article considers three types of pastors who can be obstacles in the church's growth.

This article looks to help pastors fight against pornography. It discusses the need for building a high firewall, what repentance entails, the lies and self-justifications there are, and the importance of relationships and accountability.

This article shows eight ways in which the Reformation ought to shape the life and ministry of pastors.

This article prompts pastors to consider their motivations behind refuting error in the church.

This article contains a sermon on Philippians 4:7 and 1 Timothy 6:12, as an encouragement especially to pastors in their vocation.

Pastors are not CEOs or priests. According to 1 Peter 5:1-5 pastors are placed in the church to be shepherds of God's people.

This article offers ways for pastors to help encourage young men to pursue the ministry of the Word.

This article is about the fourth membership vow: "Do you agree to submit in the Lord to the government of this church and, in case you should be found delinquent in doctrine or life, to heed its discipline?" Who runs the church? Jesus is the only king and head of the church. How does he rule the church? He delegates his authority to pastors and elders and reigns through His Word and Spirit.

In pursuit of great things, many pastors have forgotten the simple things of the gospel of Christ. The author of this article discusses Zechariah 4:10 in reminding the reader that God uses simple and small things to make his glory known.

This article discusses the challenge of loneliness, isolation and depression facing many pastors today. The author presents John Calvin's model of collegiality, accountability, and gospel faithfulness among pastors as a way to address this challenge.

Those that fill leadership positions in the church need to ring the bell of warning when there is danger ahead. This article is about imminent dangers that pastors must be on the lookout for.