The longer I'm in full-time ministry the more I'm asked to do funerals. I did a post a year ago about 5 Tips on Performing a Funeral. Fresh off doing a funeral a month ago I wanted to share 5 more tips to help you perform a funeral well. 6. Prepare questions to ask the … Continue reading 5 More Tips on Performing a Funeral
What My 2-Year-Old Taught Me About Time Management
My 2-year-old loves watermelon. It's not uncommon for her to fill her mouth with watermelon cubes to the point of gagging. Watermelon is to her what Lucky Charms are to Leprechauns.A few nights ago at dinner Angela was stuffing her mouth with watermelon. As we were watching (and laughing) my wife said something pretty insightful … Continue reading What My 2-Year-Old Taught Me About Time Management
How to Be a Better Pastor in 4 Words
As a pastor do you sometimes wonder what it is you are actually supposed to be doing? My first couple of years as a full-time pastor were like that. I had a vague idea of what my boss wanted, but his thoughts and the rest of the congregation's ideas vacillated with the latest ministry fads. … Continue reading How to Be a Better Pastor in 4 Words
The Secret to Building Trust in Any Relationship
A few weeks ago I was reading Platform by Michael Hyatt and came across this great quote on building trust: "People will only trust you if you are willing to pull back the curtain of your life and give them a peek inside. Of course, this is helpful in every form of communication. It connects … Continue reading The Secret to Building Trust in Any Relationship
The Tension Between Grace and Truth
I was taking some notes on Andy Stanley's new book, Deep & Wide, and came across a great quote about how North Point tries to balance grace and truth in their ministries: Churches committed to embodying grace and truth will be forced to navigate yet a third sea of complexity. But speaking from personal experience, … Continue reading The Tension Between Grace and Truth
Jeff McClung 