Many pastors spend so much time helping others that they neglect helping themselves, according to one seminary professor. “The old adage is that we’d rather
Dealing with people is “a social science, and it’s hard to be exact about human personality,” according to a retired leader for the Alabama Baptist
Pastors are called to preach the life-changing word of God, a Florida pastor told a group of Alabama Baptist leaders Feb. 10. Herb Reavis, pastor
Rick Wright said in college, speech was his worst class. “I dreaded it, and I hated it in high school too,” he said. “But when
The last event in the third year of the Intentional Leader program focused on Shepherding Well. Hosted at the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions
While all pastors have times of struggle, they should be “empty pitchers before the fountain of God’s word,” said Robert Smith Jr. Smith, presenter for
For the past 25 years, Keith Crouch has stood behind the pulpit of Belmor Baptist Church in Mooresville nearly every Sunday. And on the weekdays
Speaking at the first Intentional Leadership Series event of 2025, Buddy Champion told participants that each of the three churches he served in Alabama was
Hershael York, professor of Christian preaching at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, said he loves to “talk shop” with other preachers, and the act of preaching
This article was written by State Missionary, Ken Allen. Leading well involves planning. If you and I are not careful, our days will melt away
Be a “difference maker,” preached Rick Lance, executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, during his Oct. 25 chapel message at Southwestern
For many, the Navy Seals have now become the gold standard as elite special forces operators. They have their own unique culture, learned from their