Better Reading for Stronger Preaching: What Great Reading Does for the Sermon
In a previous article, I advocated for preachers reading the greatest books ever written. I argued that a […]
Better Reading for Stronger Preaching: What Great Reading Does for the Sermon
In a previous article, I advocated for preachers reading the greatest books ever written. I argued that a […]
8 Characteristics of Disciple-Making Churches
I admit that the North American church has done a poor job of making disciples. Too often, we […]
7 Reasons Why Pastors Must Invest in A Few Young People – And How to Begin
I listened intensely today as I heard a great, mature preacher talk about the influence of his pastor […]
The Long Road of Discipleship
Our world has developed an obsession with speed and efficiency, and at times, it seems as if everything in life has been affected in one way or another. Major League Baseball instituted an assortment of rules aimed at speeding up games. Fast-food restaurant chains compete to get customers their food as quickly as possible. Businesses regularly push workers to maximize efficiency by completing the same amount of work in less time.
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