Southern Baptist cooperation, especially through seasons of crisis, is evidence of that “spiritual harmony” by which the churches endeavor to secure “the great objects of the Kingdom of God.” Perhaps one thing we need, through the refinement of our day, is a resurgence of Great Commission cooperation: hearts and minds attuned anew to God’s world-wide will, arms locked together for the advancement of the gospel, and feet in rhythmic union marching forward to advance upon on the gates of hell.
A church in pastoral transition needs an interim leader with biblical conviction, strategic influence, and a shepherd’s heart. In While in Crete, Dr. Wolfe offers a faithful biblical exposition of the New Testament book of Titus, with illustration and application focused on the interim pastorate.
Have you noticed it too, or am I the only one? Is there an increasing un-Christlike interaction in online spaces among those who are followers of the Lord Jesus? Perhaps we should work toward a proper biblical theology of the cyber-self.
“The digital age is not reverting to its pre-pandemic dormancy. It is here to stay. Gospel preachers must find ways to reach a digital audience with the gospel and give clear next-steps for response.” READ MORE…
NEW BLOG POST: “Healthy churches raise up leaders, disciple and mentor them, and give them opportunities to serve. Who are you raising up to eventually lead or to release?” READ MORE…
