All Christians should be above reproach, but elders must be
Being above reproach means that an elder is to be the kind of man whom no one suspects of wrongdoing […]
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Being above reproach means that an elder is to be the kind of man whom no one suspects of wrongdoing […]
All Christians should be above reproach, but elders must be Read Post »
A friend of mine recently lamented the blessing and curse of podcasts. The blessing is obvious, and the danger is
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Yesterday I commented on one of the big problems we have in church ministry—that we think growing numerically is entirely
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Yesterday, I read a provocative article on this subject by David Murrow. He writes: Can I be brutally honest? When it
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There’s a lot of talk these days of ghostwriting, brought to the surface by the allegations of plagiarism facing Mark
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Monday, after sharing a few thoughts on the latest bit of controversy surrounding Mark Driscoll, I made the following statement:
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This weekend, Mark Driscoll broke the Internet in half. Again. It wasn’t because he put his foot in his mouth
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The worship gathering is coming to a close. The pastor makes his final comments. “Let’s pray,” he says. Everyone bows
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“For the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.” (1 Corinthians
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