Like lists of top books of the year, top post lists can be somewhat arbitrary. Do I choose a post solely based on traffic? If that’s the case, articles posted in January have ten more months of traffic than those posted in November, and thus an unfair advantage. Do I base on social buzz and […]
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Today’s Links // MacArthur & Shapiro, Why is Friendship Hard for Men?, Special Needs & Discipleship
What’s been posted recently: 3 Takeaways from Training Pastors from a Hostile Country Eight Questions for Wisely Engaging the News Working from Home for the Glory of God What I’m reading this week: How to Think by Alan Jacobs and A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller. Both are great reads. What are you reading? […]
3 Takeaways from Training Pastors from a Hostile Country
**For security reasons, please do not repost this post or its contents anywhere.** I’ve been struck recently how God uses our training to make pastors confident in two ways: Confident that God’s Word is sufficient to do His work. Confident in their ability to minister His Word faithfully. This potent combination lights a fire in students […]
Working from Home for the Glory of God
You don’t need me to tell you that the Internet offers us unprecedented opportunities to work from home and any other location with decent WiFi. For several years I have worked from home at least a couple days a week. I have tasted the wonderful benefits and seen many disadvantages firsthand, in my life or […]
Eight Questions for Wisely Engaging the News
Our engagement with the news has evolved rapidly as we have access like never before. Since we need to engage the world for Christ, we can’t totally check out of the news, but we can’t blindly dive in head first either. We need to engage the news in a God-honoring way. This article1 won’t tell […]
