“Am I called to be a pastor?” Many newer Christians—especially men—ask this question regularly. And the answer? Probably not. Here’s why that is, and why that’s a good thing.
No, you probably aren’t called to be a pastor Read Post »
Years ago, back in Canada, I had coffee with one of my pastors. As we talked about books, ministry, stuff
Seven reasons (some) men can’t be pastors Read Post »
My latest article at Christianity.com: It’s easy to think of all false teachers as being cut from the same cloth.
When a harsh pastor is really a false teacher Read Post »
Every so often, I’ll be reading a book by a pastor and see mention of a green room at the church. For
Brothers, abandon the green room Read Post »
So yesterday news broke about yet more unethical behavior from a celebrity pastor, this time buying his way onto The
Have the courage to apologize Read Post »
How do you encourage your pastor? In some ways, the answer seems obvious. We know we should pray for them
Encourage your pastor by being fruitful Read Post »
Who is responsible for a Christian’s spiritual health—for his or her growth in the faith, in understanding the Scriptures, and
Everyday Theology: You Need To Feed Yourself Read Post »
Seems like a funny question to ask, especially since I’m not one who is known for advocating “cool Christianity,” but
Do You Want to Be Hip? Read Post »
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf66F10YewI] Dustin Neeley sat down with David Platt, Pastor of the Church of Brook Hills in Birmingham, AL and author
David Platt on the South & Young Pastors Read Post »
On Saturday, April 24, 2010, I had the privilege of attending The Gospel Coalition’s first ever Canadian conference featuring D.A.
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