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Five Reflections on Pastoral Disagreements
When you and your fellow pastors don’t think unanimously about a practical shepherding issue, you should disagree with your fellow pastors with love and respect and without any anger or bitterness.
Video
Pastoring in a Pandemic, Episode 16: COVID-19 & The Crisis of Christian Conscience (with Andy Naselli)
COVID-19 has presented a host of issues over which well-meaning Christians will disagree. Moving forward, our churches need to be filled with humble Christians who have biblical understanding of the conscience. Jonathan Leeman and Andy Naselli discuss.
Review
Book Review: Eve in Exile, by Rebekah Merkle
Eve in Exile is a timely, wise, witty, and motivating analysis of biblical womanhood and complementarianism.
Article
Watch Out! To a Pastor Indulging in Pornography
Pastor, are you regularly indulging in pornography and rationalizing to yourself why it’s okay for you to do that? If that describes you, then you are in danger.
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12 Principles on How to Disagree with Other Christians
It matters how you treat those who disagree with you on disputable matters. When you welcome them as Christ has welcomed you, you glorify God.
Review
Book Review: The Community of Jesus, ed. by Christopher Morgan and Kendell Easley
This book wrestles with the key texts on the people of God throughout Scripture, shrewdly synthesizes the themes, and warmly applies it to God’s people today.
Book
How Can I Love Church Members with Different Politics?
This booklet offers six practical recommendations for Christians who are divided on political issues. Authors Jonathan Leeman and Andy Naselli propose that Christians should learn how to disagree on many such issues with a spirit of gracious understanding by recognizing the importance of what binds us together as a local church body.
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Hellfire and Brimstone: Interpreting the New Testament’s Descriptions of Hell
So when the Bible speaks of hell-fire, woe to us if we say, “It’s only a symbol.” If it is a symbol at all, it means the reality is worse than fire, not better.
Review
Book Review: Promise Unfulfilled, by Rolland D. McCune
Despite the disproportionate space given to them, the alleged weaknesses are relatively peripheral to McCune’s thesis, which he argues convincingly.