Six Lessons from “The Christian Ministry” by Charles Bridges
If the church reflects the unbearable brightness of God’s character, it is hard to overestimate the value of Christian service.
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Making Better Decisions When Life Isn’t Black and White
Gordon’s models can help church members trust one another as they arrive at different conclusions.
What’s a Parachurch? And How Should It Relate to a Local Church?
"The Vine Movement" is a profitable resource for churches looking for guidance on why and how to go about partnering with parachurches.
Is All Church Growth Good Fruit?
We all desire fruit. The tension comes when methods either secure the harvest or hinder it.
Are You Caring for Your Church Like Christ Died for It?
It’s hard to think of a book on shepherding that rivals this one’s scriptural richness, accessibility, practical breadth, and pastoral gravitas.
The Preacher’s Friend: How to Use an 1828 Catechism Aide to Find Illustrations
A lamp isn’t meant to be put under a basket, nor should faithful Bible exposition be concealed by dull delivery.
Five Strengths of a New Biography on Charles Spurgeon
DiPrima’s biography will help a new generation know more of Spurgeon and Spurgeon’s God.
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Jesus gives us the spiritual light and the interpretive lens we need to properly read and apply the OT.
Pastoring Small Towns with Dignity and Hope
Martin and Griggs dignify small-town ministry, but at no point do they sugarcoat it.
How the Saints’ Everlasting Rest Enlivens the Pastor’s Momentary Work
The promise of future glory helps to fuel present pastoral perseverance.
How a Local Church Pastor Became an Essential Cog in a Missionary Machine
“One thing, however, I have resolved upon, that, the Lord helping me, if I cannot go abroad, I will do all I can to serve the mission at home.”
Encouragement for Pastors About Counseling—from a Veteran Counselor
“The most experienced psychologist or observer of human nature knows infinitely less of the human heart than the simplest Christian who lives beneath the Cross of Jesus. The greatest psychological insight, ability, and experience cannot grasp this one thing: what sin is.”
A Vision for Missions Must Be God-Centered
Missions begin and end with the wisdom of God to share the knowledge of his goodness with his world.
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