Synopsis:Pastors and their families are under a lot of pressure. Pastors appreciate encouragement from others who’ve been in the trenches. In ministry since 1962, H. B. London understands the needs these leaders encounter in our postmodern culture—on-the-job, in their marriages and with their families. His heart is to encourage pastors and instruct them in the practical pastoral issues they struggle with daily. Now the countless conference talks, e-mail devotions, and encouraging messages of H. B. London have been expanded and revised to create a timeless series of devotions for pastors. Topics like personal integrity, your family’s call to ministry, and marriage growth are discussed from a caring mentor’s perspective. The devotional also deals with leadership issues including staff relations, unity with your congregation, counseling families through grief, and many more.

From the Inside Flap:Every pastor needs to pause, recharge, and refresh.
Pastors give of themselves on a daily basis. They give to their congregations, their communities, and their own families. Pastors have servants’ hearts and will often forgo their own needs for the needs of those around them. Well, here’s your turn to give back.
America’s pastor to pastors, H. B. London, has written this devotional specifically to breathe renewed life and energy into the lives of pastors. His quick wit and years of pastoral experience provide a rich getaway for any pastor who needs a refreshed soul and spirit.
H. B. London Jr. is vice president of church and clergy for Focus on the Family. A fourth-generation minister, he was ordained in 1962 and is a graduate of Point Loma University and Nazarene Theological Seminary. After serving three decades as a pastor, he is now known as “America’s pastor to pastors”—directing Focus on the Family’s ministries to pastors and their spouses.
H. B. London communicates with thousands of pastors and church leaders each week through The Pastor’s Weekly Briefing and hosts a bimonthly Pastor to Pastor audio message. He has authored or coauthored over a dozen books, including They Call Me Pastor and The Heart of a Great Pastor. Currently living in Colorado Springs, H. B. and his wife, Beverley, have two married sons and four grandchildren.

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