Tag Archives: Ministry

Dear Seminarian
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I believe seminary should be difficult. Most worthwhile pursuits are.

How God Continues to Redeem His Bride
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Church discipline: the up close, personal, and messy means through which God is gloriously redeeming his bride today.

Telling the Story from the Bible
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Children's story bibles are not Bibles and, it turns out, neither are they for children.

The Pastoral Implications of Wise and Foolish Speech in the Book of Proverbs
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Proverbs contains rich resources for both understanding and interpreting the roots of foolish speech and responding to it in a faithful way.

Four Lies About Introverts
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The more I rest in God's gracious acceptance of me in Christ, the more freed I am to be my introverted self for his glory.

Bring Discipleship Back to the Church for Crazy Busy Christians
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There's nothing more exciting than seeing a person growing spiritually and being used to help someone else do the same.

The Missing Ingredient: Devoted to ________ and Preaching
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Is there a dedicated time during the week when people from your church gather specifically to pray for your core business?

Who Will Teach the Women Who Want to Be Taught?
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As secular feminism rises, more and more women within the church will be looking for strong female voices.

25 Things I've Learned from Church Planting
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Though we had eight years of ministry experience under our belts at an established church, we didn't yet know all that we didn't know.

Battling Discouragement as a Pastor's Wife
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It was painful to admit I was quickly turning into the person I'd tried so hard not to become—a discouraged and disillusioned pastor's wife.