What’s So Good About Good Friday—And How It Makes Jesus’ Victory So Different
Jesus took on death willingly, to defeat it permanently.
What’s So Good About Good Friday—And How It Makes Jesus’ Victory So Different Read More »
Jesus took on death willingly, to defeat it permanently.
What’s So Good About Good Friday—And How It Makes Jesus’ Victory So Different Read More »
When we only see small beginnings as a means to a big ending, we may miss a lot of good, faithful, God-filled work.
Don’t Despise Small Middles Or Endings, Either Read More »
No method fits everyone, but you can use these to develop your entering strategy and the rate at which you facilitate change.
Seven Guidelines For Entering A New Pastorate Read More »
One of the most proven and effective ways to be a pastor of depth and gravitas is to commit ourselves to a program of wide, regular reading.
Why Reading Matters for Ministry, with Austin Carty (Ep 061) Read More »
Teaching people how to read and study the Bible is the best way to help them distinguish good teaching from shallow or bad teaching.
Why We Should Preach ABOUT The Bible, Not Just FROM The Bible Read More »
If you’ve ever tried, but failed to read through the Bible, help is here! This weekly podcast will guide you from Genesis to Revelation.
Read The Bible In 2024 With The Bible-Reading Coach Podcast (This Time You’ll Finish!) Read More »
When life is fast, Sabbath is hard. But that’s why God gave it to us, and why we need it more than ever.
Why Sabbath Is Harder And More Necessary Than Ever Read More »
This week we close our year of Bible reading with the only book that offers a blessing from God for those who read/hear it and take its message to heart.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 52 (Revelation) The Apocalypse – It’s Not What You Think Read More »
Seven extremely short books with really big truths, written by four people who knew Jesus very closely.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 51 (James, 1&2 Peter, 1-3 John, Jude) Faith and Works Read More »
When we realize Jesus is the High Priest, the sacrifice, and the God who receives the sacrifice, “enter boldly” takes on a whole new meaning.