Don’t get me wrong about Bible Colleges, Seminaries and Theological Colleges. I think they’re great. Really. My chief frustration is, that as trade schools for pastoral ministry, their training emphases don’t always seem to align with the actual work which their graduates end up performing. Anyway, Patrick Schreiner provides ten great pieces of counsel for …
When people tell me how busy I am my inclination is to reply ‘I do less than you think.’ David Murray reflects on a recent season of ill-health, his 45th birthday and a law of diminishing returns that has meant in order to continue to be productive he has had to do less. It’s a …
mgpcpastor serves as an online reference file of material that has interested me, and which may, in turn, interest you. Darryl Hart provides his perspective of what a blog is, and what it isn’t A blog – at least as I read them and participate in several – is somewhere between a Facebook page and …
Some observations about time management from Douglas Wilson</strong>. Well worth the time for it takes to read them. 1.The point is fruitfulness, not efficiency. You should want to be fruitful like a tree, not efficient like a machine. But this fruitfulness is a function of God’s blessing, and it is surrendered work that is blessed …
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