Thabite Anyabwile provides some commentary about why he does not utilise ‘altar calls’ based on the following ten points made by Ryan Kelly. While ‘altar calls’ are not prevalent in Australian Presbyterianism, the fact that they were popularised by Charles Finney (who was, at one time, a Presbyterian) invites us to think about our understanding …
…will be this (note the bottom left hand corner): The wedding was simply historic. This young lady has now become a meme which may last even longer.
Because Mount Gambier pedestrians are very tempting. Whenever I comment ‘I could get that one,’ Margaret never fails to point out the illegality of such an action. ~ The Book of Good Manners: A Guide to Polite Usage for all Social Functions, by Frederick H. Martens, 1923 via (one of my favourite blogs)
Compiled from a series of blog posts by C.J. Mahaney on the subject of ‘The Pastor And Personal Criticism’ the Sovereign Grace ministries blog has released a 25 page ebook under the same title. Click this link to download. It’s a subject that pastors (and their spouses, if married) should think through. Anecdotally it is …
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