Timeless wisdom for pastors with forward-thinking solutions.
Christian Unity and Politics: Why Both Parties Are Wrong
Just as baptism requires us to hold together a proper relationship between dying and rising with Christ, so too politics work best when a nation’s liberal ideals are built upon a solid foundation of conservative truths.
Christian Unity in a Politically Diverse Congregation: Why Both Sides Are Right
Baptism provides a theological framework for helping us gladly and charitably embrace each other as Christian brothers and sisters in the midst of our political diversity.
Preaching with Human Questions
Our sermons ought to answer the questions our congregation brings with them on Sunday.
Jesus: A Power Greater than the Angels
Hold fast to Jesus because his power is worthy of our trust.
The Main Point of a Passage Should Not Always Be the Main Point of Your Sermon
Use a sub-point or the author’s logic as the main point of your sermon.
How Churches Can Partner with Outside Counselors
It’s about supplementing, not replacing, pastoral care.
Guard Your Study Time with a Blowtorch
…and other strategies for becoming a Pastor Theologian.
Should a Pastor Get a PhD?
Discerning your role as a local, popular, or ecclesial pastor theologian.
Glorify God in Your Body
The beauty in learning we are not our own.
Why a Pastor Should Have a ‘Study,’ and Not an ‘Office’
Live into your role as theological leader of your church.