Dear Pastor’s Wife
What would an early church leader have written to encourage the pastor’s wife today? Here is what I imagine that letter would read like.
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What would an early church leader have written to encourage the pastor’s wife today? Here is what I imagine that letter would read like.
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What would an early church leader have written to encourage the pastor’s wife today? Here is what I imagine that letter would read like.
Our screen time can easily replace God. It can begin to teach us how to think and imagine. How can the power of God disrupt the corrupting power of media?
The news cycle can leave us with low-grade anxiety, constantly wondering when the next shoe will drop. How can the good news be our light in the darkness?
Entering ministry with false expectations can cause real disappointment. So, what can you really expect from a life of ministry?
Most pastors want more leaders in their church. One of the most biblical, practical ways for churches to grow leaders is to build a leadership pipeline.
The way we interpret life can control our lives, relationships, and well-being. But the gospel tells a better story than the stories we sell ourselves.
Ministry idolatry is Christianised workaholism. Our good works can become our substitute for the good Lord. Enjoying Jesus is the only cure.
