Complementarianism and the Single Woman
By Katie Van Dyke | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 03.09.2015Complementarianism is not just for married women. It’s for single women, too.
A Complementarian Where You Least Expect Her
By Courtney Reissig | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 03.04.2015While not all Millennial women claim to be feminist—and some may even reject the label—you would be hard-pressed to find a woman under 40 who doesn’t have some form of feminism living inside of her. I was no different.
Complementarianism and the Single Man
By Mathew Freeman | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 03.03.2015Hey guys, you don’t have to be married to pursue leadership, provision, and protection.
Counsel for a Complementarian Pastor
By Jen Wilkin | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 03.02.2015It’s a pastor’s privilege to cultivate a discipleship vision for every woman in his church. But how do you do it?
Complementarianism and the Next Generation
By Daniel Schreiner | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 02.25.2015Most millennials have never heard of complementarianism. So how do we teach and model it to them well?
Art, Beauty, and Complementarianism
By DW | 9Marks Journal: Complementarianism & the Local Church | 02.24.2015The primeval account of the first man and woman has long inspired artists because the Garden’s themes of God, love, desire, and sin still dominate the drama of men and women today.
Preaching the Gospel at Funerals
By Brian Croft | 02.20.2015The most helpful advice I ever received about preaching at a funeral for someone I didn’t know is: “Don’t preach them into heaven. Don’t preach them into hell. Just preach the gospel for the people who are there.”
Macro-shepherding and Micro-shepherding: An Important Distinction
By Tim Witmer | 02.05.2015The terminology of macro-shepherding and micro-shepherding is designed to help leaders understand and distinguish their comprehensive and complementary responsibilities.
Giving and Receiving Godly Criticism: Sharpening Each Other With Your Words
By Garrett Kell | 02.03.2015God uses his people to speak the truth to one another in love, and this includes critical truth. If you’re missing this element in your discipling relationships, you’re like a shepherd with no rod.
Maintaining Intimacy with God in Ministry
By Bob Johnson | 01.29.2015It is one thing to say that the ground is level at the foot of the cross and another thing to stand there next to everyone else.
6 Truths to Encourage You During Pastoral Transition
By Ben Simpson | 01.27.2015Somewhere right now a church is losing its lead pastor. If your church is in this scenario, I simply want to hearten you with six biblical truths.
Hate Mail
By Deepak Reju | 01.15.2015How should you, as a pastor, think about receiving criticism? Consider six things.
Is The Bible Too Complicated For Those Who Struggle To Read?
By Andy Prime | 01.01.2015The importance of the perspicuity of the Scriptures is the clarity of the Saviour.
How I Select and Schedule Discipling Relationships
By Greg Spraul | 12.23.2014I’m not the Messiah, Jesus is, and I want Jesus to be the main thing for the person I disciple, not me or anyone else.
Advice for a New Elder
By Garrett Kell | 12.17.2014Here’s the summary of what more seasoned pastors had to say to a young man who is stepping in as a new overseer.
