When matters turn to other people’s ministries, do your impressions usually focus on what is positive about their service, or does your attention more naturally fall on the negatives? J.D. Greear: I’ve got a friend (who is not “in the ministry”) who uses that phrase to refer to people who find little to applaud in …
I always wonder where I’d keep my books (and action figures) if Margaret and I ended up living in a place like this (or when my children put me in a home somewhere, it’ll just be me though, they’d never put their mother in a home). If there was some way to digitise all my …
Brian Croft writes about the best and most balanced means by which a wife can support her husband in his pastoral work. Regardless the temperament of a pastor and the type of church he serves, most of us would agree that every church will have a wide spectrum of affection for their pastor. Every church to …
From Dane Ortlund’s blog, Strawberry-Rhubarb Theology: Luther Defines the Gospel In his ‘Preface to the New Testament,’ Luther writes: This gospel of God or New Testament is a good story and report, sounded forth into all the world by the apostles, telling of a true David who strove with sin, death, and the devil, and …
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