Having helped us identify our fears, Paul Tripp provides more advice about what we should do with our fears. 1. Humbly own your fears. 2. Confess to those places where fear has produced bad decisions and wrong responses. 3. Pay attention to your meditation. 4. Preach the gospel to yourself.
Paul Tripp writes about recognising and dealing with four debilitating fears which confront pastors (and others). 1. My fear of me. 2. My fear of others. 3. My fear of circumstances. 4. My fear of the future.
Westminster Larger Catechism – Lord’s Day 31 Q & A 122 Q What is the sum of the six commandments which contain our duty to man? A The sum of the six commandments which contain our duty to man is, to love our neighbor as ourselves, and to do to others: What we would have …
A great post by Zack Eswine, who points out that in a world that values speed and productivity, the pastor’s skill set really revolves around endurance and generosity of spirit. Finding our “Game Speed” as Pastors “I want you to practice at game speed!” the coach shouted. As his voice echoed and bounced off of …
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