Knowing the state of your flock is essential in preparing expository sermons. Dr. Milton provides three benefits of pastoral field work in sermon preparation.

Dr. Michael A. Milton moves from the fundamental metaphor for the pastor as shepherd to assuming a new charge. 3 movements needed by the pastor and 3 response of the People should be sought in prayer and thoughtful, authentic ministry.

Dr. Michael A. Milton introduces and shares a song about Joseph, and the virtues we seek to cultivate in our lives.

How can pastors shepherd others to know God’s will for their lives?

Dr. Michael A. Milton offers insight and perspective on preaching.

In the midst of preparing sermons and With days filled with sermon preparation and Bible studies, is it possible for the pastor to have a meaningful devotional life? Professor and pastor, Dr. Michael A. Milton responds.

How you enter your ministry will contribute in large part to how your parishioners will receive you. How do you want your beginning to be remembered?

Who is the most influential person in your ministry? If you are married, and happy in the ministry, there can only be one answer: the Pastor’s Wife. This week we take time to honor these remarkable women of God.

Dr. Michael A. Milton considers false expectations for the ministry from several angles. He concludes with the pathway to truly great expectations for the pastoral ministry.

The Christian shepherd faces dangers—to himself, to the flock, in the world. In the mystery that surpasses understanding we lay our inexplicable conditions before the cross. This week: the sovereignty of God in song. “He’s in Control.” Words and Music ©️ 2005-2021. Bethesda Music Group, BMA. All rights reserved.