Displacing the foolishness of the cross
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Michael Haykin writes a thoughtful post on our tendency to depend on models for what God alone can give:
As D.A. Carson, whose
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Attraction to the messenger, not the message
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From Oswald Chambers:
When we say, "What a wonderful personality, what a fascinating person, and what wonderful insight!" then what opportunity does
A tendency to control the process
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From a chapter, written by Premkumar D. Williams, in Everyday Theology:
..models pore over their portfolios, singers over their music videos, and preachers over
What is lost when pastors deliver shortcuts
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David Hansen's book The Art of Pastoring has a chapter on temptations, based on the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness. There&
Time to rethink building programs
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This is striking, not because of what it says, but because it was written in 1947 by Carl Henry in his book The Uneasy