For the multi-generational church to exist, both young and old must compromise with one another. Older must understand where the younger are coming from and younger need to understand the older. For this post, I want to suggest 4 ways the younger…
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How do you encourage a widow whose husband has been gone for many years?
The best way to care for a widow of many years, is not to forget the loss they felt a long time ago is still real today. The pain never goes away. They may learn better how to live alone,…
Posted in Caring for Widows
What is a helpful practice to grow in gratefulness for your spouse?
As a pastor, I have found a common link that surrounds the need for marriage counseling, often times revolves around this simple problem: Too much focus on the small, petty, annoyances that come with our spouse. Even in Christian marriage, bitterness comes…
Posted in Caring for Widows, Home and Family
How does a pastor encourage the elderly, while teaching the younger in his congregation?
As churches revitalize and do so with younger people, one of the ramifications of this is the alienation of the older members. As a younger pastor is brought in to pastor, more folks his age possibly begin to arrive, and unintentionally, the older…
