Confession Leads to Grace
I can really relate to this advice given by Jack Miller:
Essentially I need to confess to God that I have a deep-seated need to protect and control my life and ministry. Once
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The Pastor as Scholar, and the Scholar as Pastor
I attended this event last Thursday night:
Titled “The Pastor as Scholar, and the Scholar as Pastor: Reflections on Life and Ministry with John Piper and D.A. Carson”, the evening will feature
Moving to WordPress
I’ve been blogging for almost seven years now. Most of that (until last December) has been on Movable Type. At the time, MT was by far the best blogging platform out of
An Emphasis on Grace
Jack Miller challenges the misconception that grace leads to being soft on sin:
I do not think that an emphasis on grace leads to a soft ministry on sin and the severe demands
Challies on The Gospel Coalition
Tim Challies has a good couple of posts (part 1 and part 2) on what The Gospel Coalition is. Yesterday’s post is particularly useful in explaining how the Coalition hopes to become