Someone suggested to me recently that I interview pastors who have served in one church for twenty or more years. Great idea, I chimed. Its actually a great subject. Most pastors dont last five year

In this podcast I interview author Mark Barnard on his book, The Corporate Church; Why We Need to Get Our House in Order. We live in a very individualistic time, where we fail to see Gods relationshi

Pastors often meet together and talk shop. It takes a certain level of trust, though, for us to talk about matters of the heart than issues of the Church. I wrote this booklet, Building A Community o

When you think of race and the church you likely think of the turmoil in our nation in 2020. It woke the church up, and we found ourselves asking if we are doing a good enough job understanding race,

It was AW Tozer who wrote that what we think about God, is the most important thing about us. Paul in 1 Timothy 4:16 tells Timothy to, Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them, becau

Pastoring is one of the hardest jobs around. Just ask any of us. The expectations and pressures can at times become nearly unbearable.Having said that, putting the two words, PASTORING and PTSD (okay

BYQ has tackled the subject of the Alliance decision to ordain women on several podcasts. While a number of Alliance churches have left over the decision, some desire to remain and by remaining, seek

My cohost Dan Stegeman and I sit down together to discuss the history, the purposeand the impact of the first ten years of Fruitful Vine Ministry.Did you know the name comes from Genesis 49:22-24( N

Ive interviewed Ken Sande twice before on his ministry of Peacemaking. Here, in this podcast, Ken shares the most wonderful story of how Jesus proved himself to be the great Peacemaker, when Kens ow

Youth and childrens ministries have become professionalized to the point where parents feel ill-equipped to disciple their children. Our culture has become so fast-paced and loud that children and y