Do Churches Really Discipline for Non-Attendance? A Brief History of Four Baptist Churches
By Caleb MorellBaptists disciplined for non-attendance because they believed attendance was part of the covenant obligations of church membership. Here’s a brief history.
On Training Women for Exposition (with Colleen McFadden) | Preachers Talk, Ep. 34
With Jeremy MeeksThis week, Jeremy and Dave sit down with Colleen McFadden to discuss how to train women to teach the Bible in complementarian settings.
Pastor, Your Time is Purchased
By Matt Boga | 01.19.2022Pastor, your time is purchased so that you can lead your people in helpless faithfulness.
When a Pastor’s Child Strays
By David Gough | 01.17.2022I write not as a mere observer or sympathized, but as a father and a pastor who prays for his own wayward children. How desperately I long for them to embrace the faith they were taught.
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On Training Women for Exposition (with Colleen McFadden) | Preachers Talk, Ep. 34
By Colleen McFadden, David Helm, Jeremy Meeks
How does the role of deacons relate to the role of elders?
By Matt Smethurst
Did Unreached Peoples Set Paul’s Mission Agenda?
By Elliot Clark | 01.13.2022Paul wanted to reach the unreached. This was a matter of urgency for him, as it should be for our churches. But was that Paul’s primary motivation in missions? Perhaps … keep reading…
Book Review: Lead, by Paul David Tripp
Review by Raymond Johnson | 01.13.2022This isn’t another how-to book on the highway to heaven. Rather, it clarifies a vision of leadership in the local church in an age of crisis.
How does the role of deacons relate to the role of elders?
By Matt SmethurstIn this video, Matt Smethurst explains how there must be a clear distinction between the offices of elder and deacon.
“A Hedging and Fencing”: How Charles Spurgeon Promoted Meaningful Membership
By Geoff ChangThis work of “hedging and fencing” is what keeps the church distinct from the world. And as the pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Spurgeon saw it was one of his chief duties.
