From Catablog by Brad Lomenick, check out more of his blog here or follow him here! – Leaders are problem solvers. – Leaders are not afraid to run straight towards a problem, instead of away from it. – Leaders step in and solve issues that clear the way for progress. – Leaders are constantly moving …
It’s a blessing to meet with other church leaders based in Mount Gambier on a weekly basis. Some of us have been together for a while now, and we talk about our lives and our vocations as friends and mutual encouragers. As pastors, we often run into answers or conversation ‘blocks’ which are given by …
Michael Horton was asked to give some thought to the issue of how the church and individual Christians should engage with various issues in the wider public sphere. He provides the following reflections as a starting point. …In all of these points, the key is to make distinctions without oppositions: Distinguish Christ’s kingdom from the …
Harry Reeder demonstrates that, with various situations demanding their time and efforts, the leaders of the Christian church in the book of Acts sought to preserve the priority of ‘prayer and the Word’, appointing others to deal with the other works which the church had to perform. Helpfully, Reeder shows that this priority of ‘prayer …
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