Author Archives: wesgun

In his book “Caring People”, Warren Wiersbe talks about learning to Listen with your heart.  There are certain times that we need to just listen to people get their feelings and emotions out.  We may not agree and we may … Continue reading →

People say they are looking for programs for their kids, a place that is friendly, something close to their homes, and a church that serves their community. In reality, people are looking for a church that: 1) Stands for truth. … Continue reading →

Here are 5 ways to help your Sunday school teachers. 1) Give them good curriculum.  As the pastor, have you reviewed what the teachers are teaching lately?  I am amazed at how many pastors don’t even know what curriculum their … Continue reading →

It is important for the Pastor to set goals for the church as a new year begins: 1) Establish a Theme.  Give the church a vision for the new year.  “Where there is no vision, the people perish…”  Proverbs 29:18a … Continue reading →

Here are five ways to help your Pastor: 1)  Pray for him.  Pray for him regularly.  Pray for him specifically.  Pray for his health, his wisdom, his integrity, his moral character, his passion for souls, his heart of compassion, etc. … Continue reading →

Here are 3 summary reasons why people in our churches are not faithful witnesses for Christ.  I say “summary” reasons because we could make a list much longer if we detailed every reason. 1).  Scared.  They are scared that they … Continue reading →

Here are some of the ways I pray for my church: 1) That our church will be a lighthouse!  As the world waxes darker and darker, I desire our church to stand out in our community as a place of … Continue reading →

The church cannot underestimate the value of Great Nursery Workers!  Here are a few things to keep in mind: 1). The Nursery Worker is the first person that a visitor with children will meet.  Almost every church I know is … Continue reading →

There are three types of people in practically every area of our lives:  Those that make things happen, those that watch things happen and those that sit around and wonder “What happened?”.   This is true of our churches as … Continue reading →