Very little original blogging going on here, but I hope that will improve a little soon. It’s been busy – a little too busy if you ask me.
Tomorrow I’m at Tyndale
A great interview with Kevin Vanhoozer, including this bit on the need for pastor-theolgians rather than therapist-managers. I love the second paragraph of his answer.
Q: Why should pastors make the effort to
My friend LT suggests that sermons may be like nitrogen in fertilizer. It’s necessary, yet too high a concentration is deadly:
The point I try to make about sermons is that they
I got in a little trouble last month with a post on a conference I never attended. Here’s what I wrote:
Last week, a speaker at our regional convention said, “95% of
Last Saturday morning, I attended the President’s Breakfast at Gordon-Conwell. I knew that I wasn’t in Kansas anymore when I asked the gentleman next to me how long he’d lived