…should be called a study, not an office. Pastors learn and produce material that helps others learn about that which the Bible teaches. We are not administrators, nor business professionals. What we call our workplace should reflect this fact.
…should be called a study, not an office. Pastors learn and produce material that helps others learn about that which the Bible teaches. We are not administrators, nor business professionals. What we call our workplace should reflect this fact.
Last week I quoted a blog post by Ray Ortlund about the danger of falling into the tendency of the Judaisers from the book of Galatians: adding anything to being saved by grace through faith in Christ alone as being necessary to be truly saved and acceptable. I quoted Ortlund’s piece in full and with …
From time to time you’ll hear folk talk about God’s presence during corporate worship. Lionel Windsor has some biblical thoughts on how God makes His presence felt at the Sola Panel. The Sola Panel | The greatest expectations.
This, according to Joshua Harris and the Bible, is your flesh. You can read an excerpt from the chapter on sanctification in Harris’ new book, ‘Dug Down Deep’, in which he provides an illustrated account of sanctification. Read: Feeding the Flesh Cartoons: An Excerpt from Dug Down Deep The whole book is also a good …
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