Chuck Lawless
15 POSTS0 COMMENTS
http://chucklawless.com/Dr. Lawless currently serves as Professor of Evangelism and Missions, Dean of Doctoral Studies, and Vice-President for Spiritual Formation and Ministry Centers at Southeastern Seminary, in addition to serving as Team Leader for Theological Education Strategists for the International Mission Board.
He previously served as a Vice-President for Global Theological Advance for the IMB.
Prior to that, he was dean of the Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY, where he also served as Vice President for Academic Programming and the Director of Professional Doctoral Studies.
He received a B.S. degree from Cumberland College and M.Div. and Ph.D. degrees from Southern Seminary. He is the author of eight works, including “Membership Matters,” and “Spiritual Warfare,” and has contributed numerous articles to denominational periodicals.
He and his wife Pam have been married for over 25 years and reside here in Wake Forest, NC.
8 Ways Older Believers Can Invest In Younger Believers
Similarly, encourage the young men to be self-controlled. In everything set them an example by doing what is good (Titus 2:6-7a). Here are some ways to “jumpstart” that commitment.
9 Mistakes Leaders Make
I know no leader who says up front, “It’s likely I’ll commit the same sins I see leaders in the Scripture commit.” I do know several leaders, however, who would say, “I never thought it would happen to me – but it did.”
10 Reflections on Worship Leaders
The title varies (e.g., Minister of Music, Worship Pastor, Song Leader, etc.), but the task is generally the same. Here are some of things others have most affirmed about worship leaders, followed by concerns most often raised.
9 Things Pastors Can Learn From Missionaries
Pastors may already be doing these things, but here are some things missionaries can remind us.
10 Reasons Leaders Stop Growing
The best leaders I know keep growing. They never settle for mediocrity. They look for and tackle challenges that stretch them beyond their own...
8 Ways Older Believers Can Invest In Younger Believers
Read this Bible text, and it’s tough for any of us not to see our responsibility to give some time and attention to young...
9 Reasons Christians Don’t Evangelize
I’ve been a professor of evangelism for more than twenty years. Over the years, I’ve continually considered and asked why most believers never do...
9 Things Pastors Can Learn From Missionaries
I spend a lot of time with missionaries, and they always challenge me and stretch me. Frankly, I wish I had spent more time...
9 Questions to Determine if You’re a Christian Leader
Many of us find ourselves in leadership positions, but we wonder sometimes if we’re really leading. And, frankly, sometimes there are folks around us who also wonder if we’re leading. Here are a few questions to ask yourself to see if you’re really leading as a Christian leader.
Addressing Signs of Leadership Fatigue
Previously, I posted on “13 Signs of Leadership Fatigue.” Several readers asked me to write a follow up post about ways to deal with these signs. Maybe these suggestions will help you move past leadership fatigue.
13 Signs of Leadership Fatigue
Leadership is sometimes wearisome – so wearisome that we come close to giving up. Over the years, I’ve watched leaders slide into defeat, and I’ve seen some of these common signs of trouble.
7 Reasons God Leads Leaders into Tough Situations
Tough situations under the sovereign hand of God actually make us better leaders because we then lead in His power, not ours. Trust Him if today is a difficult day.
10 Things I’ve Learned About Worship
I still remember the first worship service I attended more than 40 years ago. I understood very little of it, as I was not yet a believer. Over the last several decades, though, here are some things I’ve learned about worship.
13 Truths about Spiritual Warfare for Leaders
Over the past twenty years, I have studied, written, and taught about spiritual warfare. Based on that work, here are some warfare reminders for church leaders.
Five Reasons Some Pastors Are Loners—And Why That’s Not Good
I admit it. I have a tendency to be a loner. I like my personal space and my private time. I recognize, though, that my tendencies aren’t always the best for a pastor. Here are my reflections on others like me.
TOP AUTHORS
- Advertisment -
Most Read
Eminem – Stronger Than I Was
We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we...
Dj Dark – Chill Vibes
We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we...
Leona Lewis – Bleeding Love (Dj Dark & Adrian Funk Remix)
We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we...
Silicon Valley Guru Affected by the Fulminant Slashed Investments
We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we...
