Spying Out the Land

Tim Challies challenges the Christian who chooses not to stray from his or her comfort zone. He points to himself as an example. “So much of what I do in life,” he says, “so many of the decisions I make, are driven primarily by considerations of my own comfort. I do what I do because it is more comfortable than the alternative; I choose to go this way instead of that way because the opposite looks like it may just bring too much discomfort. I’m kind of a coward, I guess, and kind of consumed with keeping life safe and easy.” View article →

How Church Discipline Can Be Like Doctor Shopping

Russell Moore, Dean of the School of Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, challenges ministers of the gospel who are more than willing to empower congregants who don’t want accountability, but affirmation. In Moore’s view, “If you have a church member who has been warned or disciplined by another pastor or church, you have a responsibility to investigate what’s going on.” View article →

The Important Leadership Of Mothers

The Seeker Driven and Word Faith hybrids talk a lot about their great leadership skills and how we all need to follow their pietistic mythology that if we aren’t doing “great” things for God we disappoint Him.

Apprising Ministries now brings you a devotion from Spurgeon concerning some real leaders. View article →