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Recommended Articles:
Ministry Is Not For Sissies
A question was submitted for the 2019 G3 Conference questions & answers session that asked the following question: “I’m a young man who is preparing for pastoral ministry in the local church. As a seminary student, what counsel would you give to me as I... read more
Do You Have an Epaphras?
Every church would do well to have one, but far too often they labor in secret and are seldom recognized, but how beneficial it is for a church to have a man who labors in prayer on behalf of the church. That was the case for the church in Colossae—and as Paul closed... read more
Satan Intended it for Evil—God Intended it for Good
Yesterday I had the privilege of preaching Romans 7:7-12 in our series through Romans. The key to understanding this passage is to understand Paul’s previous life before Jesus and the intended place of the law of God in our life. Becoming a great pitcher is a... read more
Quiz: How Much Do You Know About the Church?
Whether or not you’ve been raised in the life of a local church, test yourself to see how much you know about the church. Can you make a perfect score? The church is God’s will for us as believers. Therefore, our knowledge of the local church and how it... read more
Public Reading of Scripture as Worship
Years ago, I was forced to attend a Roman Catholic Church mass to fulfill a requirement for a class I was taking in seminary. At first, I was not too pleased with this assignment, but as it turned out, it was quite an eye-opening experience to be sure. For me, having... read more
Regulative Principle: Red Lights and Green Lights for Worship
As we explore church history, we find the pattern of worship for the Roman Catholic Church repulsive and offensive on many levels. One such level is the use of graphic statues, figures, and the prayers to the saints. Beyond the obvious doctrinal truths regarding the... read more
Sanctification and the Ordinary Christian Life
With much talk about being a radical Christian in this life, I would argue that what’s desperately needed is faithful sanctification of believers as they live out ordinary Christian lives in the face of a present evil culture. What should be seen as radical is... read more
Intersectionality — A Brave New Religion
In the recent social justice conference that was held just before the 2019 G3 Conference, I was given the assignment to speak on the subject of intersectionality. I’ve written on the subject of intersectionality (SBC and intersectionality, liberation theology,... read more
Learning to Pray from Jesus
When I was in high school, one summer my parents paid money for me to go off to a summer camp for track and cross country runners. It was a special camp held at the University of North Carolina where we would sit under the teaching of an accomplished coach, workout,... read more
Worship God
When we watch a big athletic competition on television, there is no question about the motives of the people who are in the stands. The fans are there for one reason—to cheer on their team and enjoy the entire atmosphere of the big game. When it comes to our worship... read more |
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