Addressing pastors, Paul Tripp puts the choice which every pastor has to make before us. It is the choice we commend to others. It is the choice which Jesus made. It is the choice we have to make and keep making. There may be only two roads for your heart to travel in ministry: the …
The capacity to confess other people’s sin and failings while never mentioning your own is simply gossip. It’s also a sign of a mind that needs to justify itself. This is an area in which pastors have to be particularly careful. We hear a lot and we observe a lot. But there is much we …
I know many of you will find this interesting. His graciousness and steady walk in the direction God has taken him since taking him by the hand is a great encouragement. As Piper transitions out of lead ministry, Bridges speaks about his experience of Christian living. His writings focus on the responsible dependency, on the …
Twelve excellent and constructive new year challenges from Ron Edmondson, whose blog is well worth reading: Quit trying to be someone else – God made you to be you and He didn’t make a mistake. Quit trying got carry all your burdens – God designed you (and me) to be insufficient without Him and to …
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