Teachability
Nick Batzig
February 17, 2017
One of the great goals, to which each of us should aspire in our short lives, is that of becoming
Nick Batzig
Nick Batzig is an Assistant Pastor at Wayside Presbyterian Church. He is associate editor for Ligonier Ministries, and has served as the founding pastor of New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond Hill, Georgia from 2009-2018, and as the editor of Reformation21 and the Christward Collective, sites of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Nick is a graduate of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and studied at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He regularly writes for Tabletalk Magazine, He Reads Truth, and Modern Reformation. He and his wife, Anna, have three sons, Micah, Elijah, and Judah.
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Keeping Short Accounts
Nick Batzig
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My family moved to St. Simons Island, GA in 1989. I was 12 years old. One of the first things
Seven Ways to Care for Your Wife
Nick Batzig
January 25, 2017
In that extremely complex and, at times, hard to understand a section of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthians,
A Marathon Mentality for Ministry
Nick Batzig
January 18, 2017
I was always better at sprinting than running long distance–back in the days when I actually ran…in high school. My
Killing Envy
Nick Batzig
January 4, 2017
There are certain sins that we tend to tolerate in our own hearts and lives, as well as in the
Sinful Anger: Its Cause and Cure
Nick Batzig
December 29, 2016
Pride fuels self-righteousness, self-righteousness fuels sinful anger and sinful anger fuels destructive thoughts, words and actions. Who among us has not
The Blessing of Visiting the Sick
Nick Batzig
December 15, 2016
In 1892, John D. Wells delivered three lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary that were transcribed and subsequently published in a
Five Ways to Prepare for Challenges in Ministry
Nick Batzig
December 12, 2016
If you’ve been in ministry for any length of time then you’ve probably heard or said that oft-repeated refrain, “There