A Regular Pastor’s Response to The Cities Church “Protest”
This was not constitutionally-protected protest. It was anti-Christian persecution.
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Do We Have Too Few Pastors Or Too Many Churches?
In all the posts I’ve read (and written) about the shortage of pastoral candidates, Maclean’s third reason is one that few have the courage to articulate. It just doesn’t sound right to suggest that we have too many churches.
Questions for Those Advocating for Female “Pastors” in the SBTC
Based on what I’ve seen over the last four years, the overwhelming majority of SBTC pastors seem to be in favor of a consistent complementarian position – one that reserves the title and office of elder / pastor / shepherd / overseer to qualified men.
14 Reasons Creeds and Confessions are Important
Most Baptists grow up with the idea that we need no creed but the Bible, that we don’t care about church history – only what the Bible says. This is a simplistic, naive, and foolish way of thinking.
4 Ways a Father Can Lead His Family in Corporate Worship
Every father is called to lead his wife and children in the family experience of corporate worship. Here are 4 ways a father can lead in this critical area of Christian responsibility.
7 Signs the Holy Spirit Is at Work in a Church
Based on the biblical teaching about the person and the work of the Holy Spirit, what would we expect to see, hear, and experience if the Holy Spirit was truly at work in a local congregation. I think Scripture points us to at least 7 realities.
Far as the Curse Is Found
Believe it or not, I had never heard all of the verses to “Joy to the World.”
Why Do I Go to Church?
Before I get to the heart of this post, let me beat you to the punch and say what you’re probably thinking. I’m a pastor, so I go to church because it’s my job and I’m paid to show up on Sunday morning.
8 Odd Practices of Pastor Search Teams, and 3 Suggestions for Churches
I don’t aim to be overly negative or hyper-critical, but I think the process of searching for a pastor with a pastor search team is often a deeply flawed process.
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