Think you need an elaborate plan before you can start a business? Think again. As Chris Guillebeau writes in The $100 Startup, you need precious little: a small venture, a very small amount
I was really struck by this tweet by Ray Ortlund recently:
My three criteria for ongoing self-assessment: reality with God, honesty with brothers, risk in ministry.
— Ray Ortlund (@rayortlund) September 9, 2014
Links for your weekend reading:
Everybody Is a Theologian
As ministry leaders, we are called to be good theologians and to teach our people to be good theologians. Good theologians think rightly about
Churches that believe the gospel are common. Churches whose cultures are shaped by the gospel are not. In his excellent book Samson and the Pirate Monks, Nate Larkin describes the time when, as
Monday, November 17 — Dr. Andy Bannister, Canadian Director and Lead Apologist for RZIM Canada, will be speaking on his first book, An Oral-Formulaic Study of the Qur’an.
Tickets are free. Buy