“Take Heed to the Flock”: Baxter and the Necessity of Pastoral Care
Richard Baxter (1615-1691) was one of the most influential pastors in church history. For nearly two decades, he labored as a Noncomformist pastor in the small town …
Richard Baxter (1615-1691) was one of the most influential pastors in church history. For nearly two decades, he labored as a Noncomformist pastor in the small town …
Did you know that there are roughly 500 million Buddhists in our world today? The vast majority of these live in countries that are gospel-impoverished. …
Are you are burdened for the next generation? Do you look for ways to serve and connect with unchurched children, teens, and their parents? If …
Over the years, I’ve chatted with a number of pastor friends about small group ministry. Many rightly see the value of small groups, but aren’t …
Any church that understands the Great Commission actively supports missions efforts at home and abroad. Some folks reading this have the privilege of being part …
The Christian life can be described as growth in consecration to God. It is learning to dedicate our lives to God in increasingly greater measure. …
One of the main themes in the Gospel of John is the full consecration of Jesus to do His Father’s will. Jesus was fully devoted …
Our gratitude for what Jesus has done for us should result in consecration (dedication) of our lives to God. Paul argues for this in one …
Listen and subscribe: Youtube – Spotify – Apple Podcasts Parenting is difficult. Disciplining proves even harder. Many of the best of men and women have failed at parenting. Abraham alienated …
From Creation until the Tower of Babel incident recorded in Genesis 11 (around 2200 B.C.), mankind had one language and culture. When God confused mankind’s …