I am a Board Certified Chaplain (BCC) with APC. I currently serve as a hospital palliative care chaplain, a SNF hospice chaplain, and a per diem trauma chaplain. I am working on advance hospice and palliative care certification. (BCC-HAPAC)
I currently serve as an adjunct professor with a seminary and as an affiliate academic mentor with Kairos. In the past, I had a church based preaching & teaching ministry, served as a teaching assistannt at Southern Seminary, and taught high school chemistry.
As a senior pastor and then as a pastor of discipleship, I had a preaching and teaching ministry.
What does the Bible say about deacons? How are they different than elders? Should they balance the authority of the elders? Source: Episode 167: On Deacons (with Matt Smethurst)
Is it important for a church to understand the Biblical role of a Pastor? How does that serve the congregation and promote further health? What if the church has an unbiblical view of a pastor and his expectations? Brian Croft and Jim Savastio answer these, and many more on this episode of Trenc Source: A
Why This Image? Development of the Metaphor: Long before this relatively recent entry into chaplaincy, I have always understood my relationship with God through Christ as a journey. I was intrigued by the synoptic gospels’ narratives, where a large group of disciples literally followed Jesus on foot. From within this greater mass are the twelve
Pastoral spiritual care is an appropriate response of assisting others on their spiritual pilgrimage toward the restoration of relationship with themselves (intrapersonal), relationships with others (interpersonal), and relationship with God (transpersonal). The Genesis narrative includes a dramatic picture of Divine initiative to create, moving from chaos to order. Humankind is created in the image and
Source: 24 Questions Your Church Should Answer Before People Return Ken Brady offers a helpful list of issues that deserve church leaders’ attention, before we “reopen” church. “Getting back to normal” is not likely to happen soon, if ever. Ken’s thoughts provide a good starting place to think about and prepare for our foray into
https://zzc.aha.mybluehost.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/dinnerparty-4-1584718947.mp4 It’s 2020: “Social” doesn’t have to mean “sitting next to you.” Source: How To Throw A Virtual Dinner Party
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