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Shepherding in the Fruit of the Spirit: Self Control

Published by Aaron Menikoff

Pastors have the wonderful opportunity to model self-control in a world that prizes self-indulgence.

September 4, 2020

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Excerpt, Features, Pastorate, Theology

Yahweh Remembers Us

Published by R. Scott Clark

We give thanks to the God of heaven because his covenant faithfulness is immutable and endless.

September 2, 2020

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Columns, Features, Pastorate, Theology

What the Old Testament Authors Really Cared About — A Review

Published by Michael Carlino

What if we read the Old Testament the way Jesus read it? How would that change our Bible reading and our churches?

September 2, 2020

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Pastorate, Preaching, Reviews, Theology

The Christian’s Song in Babylon

Published by R. Scott Clark

The songs sung in most evangelical congregations today are upbeat, uplifting, and therapeutic. Psalm 137 is a brutally honest song. It is a sad song. It is a compelling...

August 28, 2020

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Church History, Features, Preaching, Theology

Siren Songs, Odysseus, and Us

Published by Michael Pohlman

What is the most important “voice” in your life? Who do you listen to most intently? What words have the most influence over choices you make throughout the day?

August 21, 2020

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Apologetics, Columns, Features, Pastorate, Theology

Between Conscience and Defiance

Published by R. Scott Clark

But Peter and the apostles answered, “We must obey God rather than men." Is the church living in an Acts 5:29 moment?

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Apologetics, Features, Pastorate, Theology

September 16, 2020

Joy in Trials?

James isn't crazy in his talk of joy in trials. On the contrary, he’s a faithful pastor.

by Michael Pohlman

September 4, 2020

Shepherding in the Fruit of the Spirit: Self Control

Pastors have the wonderful opportunity to model self-control in a world that prizes self-indulgence.

by Aaron Menikoff

September 4, 2020

Coveting a Seat at the Table: Embracing a New Testament Theology of Weakness

I wonder if we have this exactly backward. I wonder if the ethic of Christ is not “get a...

by Willis Covington

September 2, 2020

Yahweh Remembers Us

We give thanks to the God of heaven because his covenant faithfulness is immutable and endless.

by R. Scott Clark

September 2, 2020

What the Old Testament Authors Really Cared About — A Review

What if we read the Old Testament the way Jesus read it? How would that change our Bible reading...

by Michael Carlino

August 28, 2020

The Christian’s Song in Babylon

The songs sung in most evangelical congregations today are upbeat, uplifting, and therapeutic. Psalm 137 is a brutally honest...

by R. Scott Clark

August 21, 2020

Siren Songs, Odysseus, and Us

What is the most important “voice” in your life? Who do you listen to most intently? What words have...

by Michael Pohlman

Between Conscience and Defiance

But Peter and the apostles answered, “We must obey God rather than men." Is the church living in an...

by R. Scott Clark

The Gospel through Cancer

Few things, by God’s grace, capture the mind and the heart like an oncology waiting room. And we need...

by Michael Pohlman

Luther: Man Between God and the Devil — A Review

Convinced he and his generation were living in the Last Days, Luther saw himself as a prophet proclaiming the...

by Michael Pohlman

Beware Self-Justifiers — A Sermon Introduction

We live in a world of people who are trying to justify themselves -- whether they know it or...

by Michael Pohlman

Notes from the Revolution

I believe it is necessary to view our current revolutionary moment as fundamentally and inescapably a matter of religious faith....

by Brad Green