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Six reasons pastors should blog
I'll admit it's not my title, but it sure is a good title. It's actually Abraham Piper's title and he wrote the article which you can read here. And I encourage you to do so, but if you can't, I'll give a very brief summary because this is something that I'm pretty passionate about. I think Australian pastors need to blog. I understand that not every pastor can or should blog. I understand that there
The dangers of distance preaching
By Steven Mock The first church in Jerusalem was formed in Acts 2 when Peter preached a powerful, Spirit-filled, convicting message. God used Peter’s words to convert 3,000 people who were baptized and started meeting together. Verse 42 tells us they had four priorities as a local church: the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the Lord’s Supper, and praying. All four of these priorities are important but the apostles’ teaching is probably mentioned first because it was
Looking unto Jesus
"Looking unto Jesus and not to our brethren, not even to the best among them and the best beloved. In following a man we run the risk of losing our way; in following Jesus we are sure of never losing our way. Besides, in putting a man between Jesus and ourselves, it will come to pass that insensibly the man will increase and Jesus will decrease; soon we no longer know how to find Jesus
Shaming China
The Olympic torch relay has been an absolute debacle. It's like the whole world is participating in a big shaming of China. And for good reason. China has been trying to play with the big boys economically for quite some time now but has avoided accountability at all cost. Well, maybe we'll turn a blind eye just before a business deal, but it seems that when it comes to celebrating sport and the Olympic spirit,