Exodus 18 gives us a foundational lesson in biblical leadership structure—a structure designed to sustain calling without destroying the leader. “What you are doing is not good… You and these people who come to you will only wear yourselves out. The work is too heavy for you; you cannot handle it alone.” — Exodus 18:17–18 What…
Como pastores, constantemente evaluamos nuevas ideas—formatos, horarios y estrategias—pero también nos preguntamos si estamos cultivando un discipulado que forma, no solo que informa. Servicios adicionales, opciones de fin de semana y distintos programas llamados “rooted” pueden cumplir una función importante: reducen barreras y fomentan la participación. Sin embargo, después de una conversación reciente entre pastores, me…
As pastors, we’re constantly navigating new ideas—formats, schedules, and strategies designed to help people connect more easily to church life. But are these strategies producing true spiritual growth? Are we cultivating the kind of discipleship that truly forms hearts, not just informs minds? But after a recent pastoral conversation, I found myself asking a deeper…
Ephesians 4:29–30 (NIV) This reflection on grieving the Holy Spirit is rooted in Ephesians 4:29–30 and a personal moment of conviction. This verse stood out to me today in my devotion because I realized something I hadn’t fully considered before: I can actually make the Holy Spirit sad. Grieving the Holy Spirit: A Reflection on Ephesians 4:29–30…
