Preaching Is Not the Old Way
Joel Littlefield
August 12, 2016
The 18th Century preacher, John Wesley, once said, “Give me one hundred preachers who fear nothing but sin, and desire
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Sin, Discipline, and Not Being the Next Pastor Who Falls
Erik Reed
August 11, 2016
Sin is no respecter of persons. It does not care what your name is, what your title is, how successful
Ministry and Legitimacy: Understanding the Place of the Local Church for Ministry
Dave Jenkins
August 5, 2016
One of my main concerns with writing posts for myself is that my writing ministry will take me away from
More than Marriage Tips
David Dunham
August 4, 2016
It was my very first marriage counseling case and I was a very young counselor. The couple was in all
Striking the Right Balance with the Past
David Dunham
August 2, 2016
The past can be incredibly powerful. We all have one, and it shapes us to varying degrees, ranging from childhood
The Gospel and Community
Stacey Patrick
July 31, 2016
The Encounters As long as I can remember, my close-knit family has always done life alone. You see, chronic illnesses
The Making of a ‘Theologian: Twelve Ways to Grow in Grace and Knowledge of the Lord
David Schrock
July 28, 2016
Awhile back, I wrote a blogpost, “Theology is not Just for Theologians.” Fairly recently Edmond Sanganyado ran a post (“Becoming a
Why We Speak of Addiction As Sin
David Dunham
July 26, 2016
I am pointed in my conversations with all the men and women that come to our recovery program: we think