by Eric Wallace | Mar 13, 2023 | Church Leaders, Pastors |
Reform in the home will not come merely by focusing on equipping the men to lead or by giving children a Christian education. Reform in the local church will not come by merely changing, adding or deleting church programs or rebuilding the church around the nuclear...
by Eric Wallace | May 5, 2016 | Church Leaders, Pastors
If I were to eat a box of Twinkies each week, would you be surprised if I gained weight by the end of the year? I would think not. What would you think if someone shot and killed a teller in the midst of robbing a bank and then pleaded in court that the gun shot the...
by Eric Wallace | May 3, 2016 | Pastors
Review So far in our mini-series we have seen that the cure for pastor burnout is to equip others in the church to do what God says they are already called to do: minister to one another (Eph. 4:15-16; Col 3:16-17). Everyone, not just the pastor, is a minister who is...
by Eric Wallace | May 3, 2016 | Pastors
My last column ended with the question, “What does equipping look like?” In a word, it looks like, relationship. I wrote that a cure for pastor burnout was to equip more “ministers” to do the main work. What I’m talking about here are church members who are fully...
by Eric Wallace | May 3, 2016 | Pastors
Do you change the oil in your car, mini-van, Porsche… or Maserati? I still change the oil in my 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager and my 2003 Dodge Ram Van. I guess that there’s so little that I feel capable of doing on my vans that changing the oil is something I can do...
by Eric Wallace | Jan 8, 2016 | Church Leaders, Pastors, Programs
Examiner’s Shawn Mathis interviews Eric Wallace. “Shawn, I read your three-part article on FIC [family integrated church, ed.] and I would like to set a time to speak with you. Please understand that I have no pugnacious intentions. I agree wholeheartedly...
