As a father of a young daughter on a church staff, my greatest fear is her spirit could potentially one day be bruised to the point she may longer want to be in ministry. Because of dysfunctional and carnal staffs and congregants, I’ve just seen it happen with countless others. I wish I could protect her […]
What has happened to our nation and culture? Most, if not all, of us asked this question as we saw our nation’s capital overtaken by rioters this week. We are so angry and divided as a nation, as a people, and even as a church. It has become almost impossible for pastors to lead with […]
The Christmas season. It is a phrase that fills our hearts and minds with a wide variety of thoughts and emotions, especially if you are a pastor or church leader. And in 2020, the volume of all those feelings has been turned up 200%. Thinking about and planning for one of the two most significant […]
I have three questions for all pastors and church leaders. 1. What type of church leader are you? 2. Are you ok with that? Do you feel comfortable in your role? Are you able to embrace who you are as a leader? 3. Do you fit where you are for the long-term? These are questions […]
Chemistry Staffing works with GREAT Churches and are looking for GREAT candidates! These are the current openings and positions that we are accepting applications for currently. NOTE: If you have already submitted a profile with Chemistry Staffing, there is no need to re-apply… you are already in their system and they will automatically consider your profile […]
Recently, I had the opportunity to be part of a church’s Christmas planning. Probably like your church, the room had a myriad of feelings. Some staff members were very excited and had a blue sky view towards the planning. Others were concerned about the amount of time remaining until Christmas and all that needed to […]
COVID is a mirror and COVID is also an accelerant. This virus shows you who you are as a person and an organization. In addition, wherever you were headed and whatever you were going to become, you got there quicker and it happened sooner. Nowhere is this more true than with churches, pastors, and church staff. […]
