Letter to a Wounded Pastor
Your worth is not defined by the success of your ministry, but by your identity in Christ, and God will use your experiences for good, setting things right in his time.
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My First Days As a Pastor
Pastoral maturity involves moving from self-confidence and reliance on one's own abilities to a deeper dependence on God's grace and promises, recognizing that weakness and humility are actually how God intends us to serve.
In Defense of Funerals
Traditional funerals openly address death and help believers prepare with biblical hope, unlike "celebrations of life" that may downplay grief and theology.
The Long Haul
Long-term commitment and faithfulness, rather than seeking quick success or larger platforms, are essential for meaningful growth and lasting impact in ministry.
The Reformed Pastor
Richard Baxter’s The Reformed Pastor highlights the need for pastors to care for themselves and their congregations through personal holiness, understanding their flock, and engaging in pastoral work, especially personal instruction and catechesis.