I can remember the day I discovered I wasn’t a rock star. As a young intern at our church, I received the assignment to preach on Genesis 10; ‘the generations of the sons of Noah,
Part One As I mentioned last time, I’d change a lot about the way I handled seminary. But ultimately, my mistakes boiled down to just a few key issues. Things that seem so obvious that
As our professor went through the syllabus on Day One of class, you could hear the collective weeping and gnashing of teeth. In addition to exams and papers, we had 2,500 pages of reading
The saying is trustworthy: If anyone aspires to the office of overseer, he desires a noble task. – 1 Timothy 3:1 I can still remember the season in life where I sensed God was calling me
Part One, Part Two Have you–would you–ever truly consider a ministry position that requires you to raise your own support? Our real answer might be something like, ‘I can’t say it isn’t biblical, but it’s
The Easy Button Imagine that you could press your very own ‘Easy Button’, and never have to worry about funding your ministry. Instead, you could receive a monthly paycheck–for the rest of your life–for whatever
For my wife and I, it was a season of waiting on the Lord. Of ministry transition. While it was clear God was pushing out of our nest, we had no idea where we would
When I was young, Easter was a big deal. We would put on our Sunday best, then speed off to church. Even though I didn’t understand Easter’s true importance, I sensed this was a special
Part One, Part Two, Conclusion Welcome back for the final post in our mini-series about choosing a wife who will help you fulfill God’s calling as a pastor, planter or ministry leader. In Part 1,
The following article was written by Bryan Stoudt. Part One, Part Three, Conclusion In the first post, we began with how to find a godly wife who will help you fulfill your calling as a
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