He died to make Christians children of God. There’s a difference. That’s all. Just thought it needed to be posted.
He died to make Christians children of God. There’s a difference. That’s all. Just thought it needed to be posted.
On Monday some pastors will simply be satisfied that they made it through another Sunday. (Hmmm. Pastors, remember the last time you went home from church thinking about how the Service impacted on you? Even when you’re on holidays you’re probably thinking about how the service you’ve attended impacted on the congregation.) David Kraft is …
At C.J. Mahaney’s Sovereign Grace Ministries blog Jeff Purswell writes about his concerns regarding the modern day phenomenon of the preacher/leader and how this may lead to confusion regarding the pastor’s biblical role. While not decrying the need for planning among the eldership of a local church, Purswell wants preachers to remember: “When we think …
(edit: I forgot to give this a title and the blog called it ‘1561’. That is not my cumulative total of posts, yet. Now it has a proper title.) Last time Tim Keller named “The Big Issues facing the Western Church”. They were: 1. The opportunity for extensive culture-making in the U.S. [relevant in Australia, …
