A Book for the Church
If you’ve been around the church for any length of time, you’ve probably experienced hurt, whether from leaders or fellow members. I understand; most Christians have scars too. But the local church is the bride of Christ and God’s plan to bless the world. In this collection of eclectic essays, authors highlight many of those blessings, from how local churches have faithfully cared for the children of divorced parents to the many ways the body of Christ lifts our eyes from our morbid introspection—all while celebrating the wonderful truth that, through all the sin and sorrow, Jesus continues to build his church.
The book is available at Amazon.
I’ve written for Desiring God, The Gospel Coalition, Christianity Today, 9Marks, Gospel-Centered Discipleship, For The Church, and many other publications.
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The reports of the death of blogs have been greatly exaggerated.
I asked a few dozen Christian bloggers to answer whether they think blogs are dead, bloggers such as Trevin Wax, Jen Oshman, and Alisa Childers. You’ll be encouraged by their answers.
Blogging may have changed, but it’s certainly not dead.
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A Book for Pastors
In the last 15 years, many books have been written to help a church navigate the job-search process.
But only one book has been written to help pastors: Don’t Just Send a Resume: How to Find the Right Job in a Local Church.
The book features short contributions by 12 published authors and ministry leaders, including: Chris Brauns, Cara Croft, Dave Harvey, David Mathis, J. A. Medders, Sam Rainer, Chase Replogle, William Vanderbloemen, Kristen Wetherell, Jared C. Wilson, and Jeremy Writebol.
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I know you want to run the race God has for you. I want to run that race too. However, we often find perseverance difficult because life and ministry can be so challenging.