Leaders, find your identity in Christ
be careful to not find your identity in what you’re particularly good at doing.
be careful to not find your identity in what you’re particularly good at doing.
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New Testament professor Jonathan T. Pennington talks about his new book on the Sermon on the Mount.
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My goal is to give you practical ideas that you can use to cultivate the discipline of leadership in your life.
Whether you’re new to Louisville or a veteran of blue books and Moodle deadlines, mark your fall semester with a different sort of 95 theses.
Brother pastor, if you haven’t read deeply and widely in the Baptist history canon, put these giants atop your reading list.
I will not suggest how many weeks of vacation you should be given by your church. Instead, I intend to answer this question a bit differently.
It’s not pleasant but if we don’t talk about dying churches, we will act like there are no problems.
The best kind of vacation involves a restorative encounter with Jesus
If you can answer in the affirmative these questions, it is a good possibility you have found your next church.
I cannot improve on Paul’s words to a young elder named Timothy but based on Paul’s writings I offer five lines of encouragement for you.
I’ve seen too many people in vocational ministry fail to launch.
We asked a few faculty members to recommend one new book and two old ones in the same category for summer reading.
I know this might sound like a lot of effort but it is worth every second to have God’s word stored up in our hearts.
Wouldn’t it be easier just to stay put and read a little more?
I literally don’t remember not reading the Bible every day. Here’s how it happened.
Evangelism has a way of nourishing the church in so many ways.