Saturday Links
Curated links for your weekend reading:
How to Live Simply and Give Generously
True simplicity is not just about saying 'no' to material things; it’s about saying 'yes' to God.
You Don’t Want to Be Internet Famous
The allure of fame, of making a name for ourselves, is nothing new.
The problem is almost never with the object of our affection, but that we love it more than we love God.
Paul intentionally restrained his rhetorical excellence so that your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.
Pastor’s Job Description: Four Essential Responsibilities of a Shepherd
Your work can be summed up in one biblical word: shepherding.
Serve the Meal: Why Preachers Must Trust the Word
The preacher’s task, therefore, is not to compensate for Scripture’s weakness but to faithfully serve its power.
Why Spiritual Maturity Takes Time (and Why That’s Good News)
If you feel stuck or disappointed with how slowly you’re changing, take heart: God often grows us “by little and little,” and even our setbacks can become part of his gentle work in us.
My column at TGC Canada: How to Recognize and Evaluate Good Preaching
When a church needs a pastor, they usually come up with a list of desired qualities. One of those qualities is good preaching. The problem: it can be hard to agree on what good preaching means.
