For pastors who are spending Monday wallowing in thinly disguised self-pity regretting the short-comings of their preaching yesterday, a timely and realistic word of encouragement from David Murray, ‘God blesses “beta” sermons’.
For pastors who are spending Monday wallowing in thinly disguised self-pity regretting the short-comings of their preaching yesterday, a timely and realistic word of encouragement from David Murray, ‘God blesses “beta” sermons’.
He died to make Christians children of God. There’s a difference. That’s all. Just thought it needed to be posted.
On Monday some pastors will simply be satisfied that they made it through another Sunday. (Hmmm. Pastors, remember the last time you went home from church thinking about how the Service impacted on you? Even when you’re on holidays you’re probably thinking about how the service you’ve attended impacted on the congregation.) David Kraft is …
Many of you probably know the theological distinction between dogs and cats. Dogs live to worship. They show remarkable affection, obey commands, live to please and are loyal. Cats live to be worshipped. They appear when they want something, do what they want, live to be cared for and are fickle. Dogs treat you like …
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