“The weekly task of pastoral ministry: read yourself full, write yourself clear, pray yourself hot, preach yourself empty.” —Kevin DeYoung Advertisements
The God who has called and commissioned the pastor will not share his glory with another, and that includes the pastor (Isaiah 48:11). The pastor is in ministry to bring glory to God, not himself. Many pastors have forgotten this. However, pastors … Continue reading
Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: B&H Books (May 1, 2013) Language: English ISBN-10: 1433679949 Amazon.com WTS Books At a training event here in St. Louis last month, I received a free copy of Eric Mason’s Manhood Restored: How The Gospel Makes … Continue reading
Every pastor is called to be a theologian. The present day pastor has long forgotten this. In fact, the pastor as theologian comes as a surprise to many pastors today. What may now come as a surprise to many, in this … Continue reading
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