Top Posts of 2022

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Here, in order of traffic from highest to lowest, are a couple of lists of the top posts I’ve written over the past year.

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Top Posts at DashHouse

When You Hear of a Scandal

I’m no longer naïve. I’m not surprised when I hear of a Christian leader falling into sin. I have, however, learned three important lessons on how to guard my own heart when I hear of another leader who’s fallen.

The Sweet Spot

I’m grateful for the sweet spot, when you get to enjoy some of the benefits of youth and the benefits of wisdom.

A Nobody in One Country, Famous in the Next

It turns out it’s possible to live a completely ordinary life in one country and to be famous in another.

Counting Down

I used to count up. Counting up means counting how many years you’ve been alive, how many years you’ve been doing something. For instance, “We’ve been married ten years now,” or, “I’ve been a pastor for 20 years.”
I still do this, but a few years ago I noticed I was counting down a lot more.

Letter to a Wounded Pastor

Dear wounded pastor,
You’re not alone.

Top Posts at TGC Canada

Aim to Be Unremarkable

D.A. Carson has said that the list of qualifications for elders is “remarkable for being unremarkable.” They’re the same traits that should be present in the life of every believer.
We need more unremarkable Christians.

Lessons from the Hardest Year

Years have passed since that difficult period in our lives. I wouldn’t wish that experience on anybody. I am grateful, though, for the lessons that God taught us in that difficult year.

A Debt of Gratitude to Arnold Dallimore

We owe a debt of gratitude to Dallimore. An Ontario pastor gave the world a gift at great cost to himself, and we’re better for it. I pray that God raises up more like him.

Good News for the Overwhelmed

Overwhelmed? Me too. But we don’t need to be. We can remember our limits, find comfort and security in God’s love, and invite others to do so too. It’s a much better way to live.

In Praise of Small Churches

Small churches aren’t failures, and small church pastors aren’t second class. Praise God for the beauty of all kinds of churches, including the small ones.
Darryl Dash

Darryl Dash

I'm a grateful husband, father, oupa, and pastor of Grace Fellowship Church Don Mills. I love learning, writing, and encouraging. I'm on a lifelong quest to become a humble, gracious old man.
Toronto, Canada