In this episode of Pastor Matters, we continue our series of the Pastors Roundtable. We are joined by Dr. Allan Moseley and Dr. Scott Pace as we delve into the vital topic of discipling families within the church context. The conversation highlights the need for flexibility in family discipleship, acknowledging that each family's approach will differ based on individual circumstances and children's unique personalities. Our guests share personal anecdotes and practical advice on how to integrate faith into daily life, stressing that the goal is to cultivate a genuine relationship with Jesus in children rather than adhering to rigid structures or expectations.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we continue our series of the Pastors Roundtable. We discuss the challenges of time management and scheduling in pastoral leadership. We explore the balance between various roles in ministry, the obstacles pastors face in managing their schedules, and the importance of editing priorities. The conversation emphasizes practical strategies for effective time management, including the significance of prayer and flexibility in scheduling.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we discuss our hopes and plans for 2026, focusing on equipping pastors through various programs and events. We highlight the Christ-Centered Exposition Workshop, the Timothy Scholars Program, and monthly equipping lunches aimed at fostering community and learning. The conversation also covers the upcoming Engaging Exposition Conference and preaching labs designed to provide practical training for pastors.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we engage with guests Zac Workun and Chad Higgins to discuss the critical role of families in student ministry. They share about their new book 'Define the Relationship: Growing a Parent Ministry that Brings Families and Churchs Together,' which explores the disconnect between families and church activities and the importance of defining the role of parents in discipleship. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective parent ministries, practical steps for engaging families, and the significance of building relationships within the church community.

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Define the Relationship: Growing a Parent Ministry that Brings Families and Churchs Together

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we engage with Dr. Stephen Wade, who shares insights on the benefits of forming a pastor cohort. Dr. Wade discusses the vision behind his cohort, emphasizing the need for support and encouragement among pastors, especially in a competitive church environment. The conversation highlights the benefits of building relationships, sharing resources, and fostering a community that uplifts one another in ministry. Dr. Wade also provides practical advice for those looking to establish similar cohorts in their areas, stressing that even small gatherings can lead to significant encouragement and growth.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we are joined by Josh Wredberg, one of the authors of 'Every Member Matters: Why Your Church Needs You and Why You Need Your Church'. We discuss the significance of church membership, the roles of members, and the importance of active participation in church life. Wredberg shares his personal journey to understanding membership, the structure of his book, and practical insights for pastors and church members alike. The conversation emphasizes the need for church members to take ownership, engage in ministry, and support one another through prayer and service, ultimately aiming for a healthy and vibrant church community.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we discuss the importance of preaching to a diverse audience within the church. We delve into strategies for engaging all age groups and backgrounds during sermons. The conversation highlights the challenges preachers face in connecting with their congregations and offers practical tips for effective communication, including the use of visual aids and understanding the unique needs of children and teens. The episode concludes with encouragement for pastors to consider their audience thoughtfully in their sermon preparation.

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In this episode of Pastor Matters, we discuss the critical elements of sermon introductions and conclusions. We emphasize the importance of engaging the audience from the start and providing a clear, impactful conclusion that encourages action. The conversation includes practical tips for crafting effective introductions, the significance of knowing the audience, and the need for intentionality throughout the sermon preparation process. We share personal experiences and insights on how to connect with listeners and ensure that the message resonates long after the sermon ends.

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