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1. How Pastors Can Learn and Remember People's Names: ... become a champion, you'll still be far better at remembering names than you would have otherwise. After all, the only person you're competing with is yourself. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but ...; Created on 27 March 2020
2. Why a Pastor's Lack of Integrity Is a Deal-Breaker: ... t. Love God's people. Rejoice always. Rules for living. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing, and cartooning for Christian publications. He lives in Ridge ...; Created on 17 March 2020
3. What a Pastor's Heart Really Looks Like: ... me not try to minister to Thy people without the tender heart of a faithful pastor. Otherwise, I will bruise the sheep. Amen." For the original article, visit joemckeever.com. Joe McKeever is retired fr ...; Created on 05 March 2020
4. Why a Young Minister May Not Be Ready to Pastor a Church: ... rney, but infinitely worth the effort to lose yourself in Him and find that He is enough (2 Cor. 3:5). Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing and cartooning ...; Created on 28 February 2020
5. 10 Leadership Lessons You Have to Learn the Hard Way: ... t find in the business section of Barnes & Noble, but for the faithful of God, these are solid gold. God bless you, faithful servant! Hang in there. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but sti ...; Created on 25 February 2020
6. The Apostle Paul's Surprising Gift to Preachers: ... cap, we are told, is a burden given to superior people to even the playing field for everyone. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing and cartooning for Christian p ...; Created on 20 February 2020
7. A Friendly Message For Those Taking on Denominational Work: ... list all these years." Bill said, "Thank you. I hope you'll keep me there." "Huh!" she said. "Let the next church pray for you! I'll be praying for whoever takes your place!" We will take prayer any way ...; Created on 07 February 2020
8. How to Deal With Unfaithful Employees the Godly Way: ... . "Therefore, whether you eat, or drink, or whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God" (1 Cor. 10:31). Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing and cartooning for C ...; Created on 30 January 2020
9. A Bible Test for Pastors and Long-Time Teachers: ... agement to work hard and know God's Word. After all, as Job once said, "I have esteemed the words of Thy mouth more than my necessary food." And that can be found in Job 23:12. (I had to look up the exact ver ...; Created on 27 January 2020
10. 5 Questions Every Preacher Should Stop and Ask: ... han accept this, he said to me in private, "Joe, this is not over. It will never be over." He was determined to get rid of me. And yet ... The man could be generous. My family borrowed his mountain vac ...; Created on 14 January 2020
11. 5 Mistakes Preachers Make When Choosing Sermon Material: ... know that what I am declaring before any congregation is the message the living God gave me for that day. Nothing else is so important. For the original article, visit joemckeever.com. Joe McKeever i ...; Created on 10 January 2020
12. How Pastors Should Deal With Unfair Criticism: ... tivated a stronger prayer life, drove me to take special care with my preaching and deepened my spiritual life. I'm thankful for my critics. I almost wish there had been more of them. Well, OK. Maybe ...; Created on 02 January 2020
13. What to Do About This Shocking Syndrome in Your Church: ... secret from some members who are rejecting his leadership. God bless all pastors. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing and cartooning for Christian public ...; Created on 26 December 2019
14. Why the Lord May Be Tougher on You Than Other Leaders: ... :24, Luke 6:46-47 and John 13:17). Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing and cartooning for Christian publications. He lives in Ridgeland, Mississippi. For the orig ...; Created on 19 December 2019
15. Beware of This Snare Satan Loves to Set for Preachers: ... on these impulses; however, here's what's happening..." Do it, servant of God! For Jesus' sake. Take care of yourself, pastor (see Acts 20:28). So much depends on you getting this right. Joe McKeever is ...; Created on 15 December 2019
16. 5 Pieces of Advice Every Pastor Should Take to Heart: ... sissippi, from which he had retired for health reasons. He and his family had a successful travel agency in Jackson. "Joe, Carlyle Marney used to say the people are stuck in quicksand and you, the pastor, ...; Created on 13 December 2019
17. What to Do When You Are Unfairly Criticized as a Pastor: ... ct criticism when we exercise courage and act for the Lord, to deal with it kindly and responsibly, and to go forward. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing a ...; Created on 06 December 2019
18. Why This Church Crowd Has a Lot to Answer For: ... ve up, if he knew he was making for something inestimably more precious. Joe McKeever is retired from the pastorate but still active in preaching, writing, and cartooning for Christian publications. He lives ...; Created on 25 November 2019
19. How to Deal With the Most Difficult Person in Your Church: ... who are in the flesh cannot please God." That's Romans 8:6-8 (ESV). Nothing tells the story about our Christian faith like our gratitude. Let us give thanks to Him and be grateful to one another. Joe McK ...; Created on 20 November 2019
20. Why All Church Members Need a Little Bit of Legalism: ... t reunion after graduating in 1958, to say, "I need to give you this $20 bill. When we were in the seventh grade, I stole some money from you." She was aghast. "No! Not you, not Joe McKeever. You did not ...; Created on 30 October 2019

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