It was 1938 when Darlene Deibler set sail with her husband for life as missionaries in Papua New Guinea. I can imagine she dreamt of what any young newlywed on such a journey would dream of: Accomplishing great feats for the Lord, learning the ins and outs of a new culture, starting a family. Little […]
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Wisdom for Aspiring Pastors Considering Seminary
It’s not often I share a thread from Twitter on the blog, but when I do, it’s a helpful one. Kyle Worley, a church planter in Texas and Institute Minister at The Village Church, had helpful thoughts for students considering seminary and service in a church. Read below or through his tweet thread. [On a […]
Today’s Links // Free John Piper Book, Baby Boomers, A Puritan’s Netflix Advice, Genocide in Nigeria, Greatest Challenge for Christians
Earlier this week I posted Why Our Secular Age Needs Ecclesiastes (which didn’t make it out to RSS readers due to a glitch) and 10 Things to Consider as You Pray for Venezuela. Free Audiobook: Reading the Bible Supernaturally by John Piper A Puritan’s Advice on What to Watch on Netflix by Clay Kraby An […]
Logos Bible Software: Pros and Cons, Alternatives (My Review)
Should I get Logos Bible Software? What are its pros and cons? Would I be better off with an alternative Bible study set up? I’m glad you asked. I can’t give you every answer you’re looking for, but the questions below will help you think through the benefits, costs, and utility of this powerful piece […]
10 Things to Consider When Praying for the Venezuelan Church
The following is an article written by Josué Barrios and is shared with permission. Josué Barrios serves as the Editorial Coordinator for Coalición por el Evangelio (The Gospel Coalition’s Spanish site). He lives with his wife Arianny in Santa Marta, Colombia, and is part of Iglesia Bíblica Soberana Gracia. You can read his blog at […]
