By: Paul and Susan Gilbert Click for: Part 1, Part 3 Building Materials When my parents were building their dream home on a mountain in north Georgia, the process was years in the making. First,
Dave and Jamin provide insight and answers to this question through presenting particular events where growth and humility can be displayed. As they wrap up, they give a beautifull reminder that “humility nourishes your soul.”
By: Paul and Susan Gilbert Click Here: Part 2, Part 3 Many people would say that marriage is the most heart revealing and soul exposing relationship on planet earth. Indeed, there have been times in
One of the most satisfying and stimulating things that I do in ministry is to serve on the board of the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation. CCEF’s president, David Powlison, has recently published a book
Recently I received some great news. My friend Zack Eswine – a gifted pastor and writer – is being encouraged by his local elders to make more time available for coaching leaders. Having experienced the
What is the Holy Spirit’s role in preaching and how did Charles Spurgeon experience the Spirit? On today’s episode, Dave and Jamin have the wonderful opportunity of speaking with Zack Eswine. Zack is the Pastor
Written by: Joel Brooks This article was originally published on the Sojourn Network. Pastoral plurality in the local church is not just the biblical norm, it is a practical and spiritual necessity. But plurality can’t
For pastors and individuals in ministry, or who aspire to ministry, there can be a variety of temptations and stumbling blocks that they may find themselves facing throughout their journey. On this episode, Dave and
On this episode, Dave Harvey and Stephen Altrogge are joined by Dr. Dan Allender. Dr. Allender is the Professor of Counseling Psychology at The Seattle School as well as the author of To Be Told, Leading With
Have you seen the movie ‘Sliding Doors’? No, of course you haven’t. It’s not 1998 and you’re not a fourteen-year-old girl. That said, nineteen years after I watched it, an unexpected rerun preached God’s Any-Day-Grace
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