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The Pastor’s Personal Holiness
Robert Murray McCheyne famously said, “The greatest need of my people is my personal holiness.” Now, before the critiques are
Robert Murray McCheyne famously said, “The greatest need of my people is my personal holiness.” Now, before the critiques are
The Affection-Driven Ministry When I entered into ministry I was driven by a desire to see a vision accomplished. My
Since the inception of the Church on the day of Pentecost, the “sermon” has been a central part to the
Anyone who has labored in ministry for any period of time knows that a consistent companion accompanies ministry. This companion
If there’s one subject with which the mind of a minister is often engaged it is that which is framed by the question,
When first preparing for ministry, I would sometimes try to envision the Apostles standing before a great crowd of people about to preach
Most of the New Testament was written with a view to dealing with sin and controversy in the church. I
About five years into the pastorate–trying to discern my own weaknesses and deficiencies–I started to realize that there are essentially