Guest commentary by Lara Hauser I was recently invited to give the charge to the congregation at the installation of a dear..
This week we asked our bloggers to reflect on their ordinations. Here are their blogs. What was the most difficult decision I ever..
This week we asked our bloggers to reflect on their ordinations. Here are their blogs. I can’t really remember my ordination vows. Not..
I learned to run by chasing my father. To wait on a front stoop with laced shoes was to demand entrance into..
It was Sunday morning and there we were, clustered together, in a little church on the south side of Chicago. We were..
I write this from the passenger seat of Jill Duffield’s car. On the dashboard a plastic Jesus bobs, his palms lifted upwards..
This week we asked our bloggers to reflect on their ordinations. Here are their blogs. I’ve wanted to be a pastor since..
The title of the project that has culminated in the articles you will find in this issue of the Outlook is ambitious,..
Guest commentary by Melissa Ramos How many scholars in the church can read the biblical languages — and I mean really read them?..
“Now listen up,” the father said to his son during coffee hour at church. “Your pastor has some wisdom to offer you..
To my brother John MacArthur, You recently wrote a post warning the selling out of the gospel for social justice fad. Like..
Karl Barth is reported to have advised young Christians to hold their Bible in one hand and their newspaper in the other...
By most popular North American accounts, the European church is dying. Old, tired and running out of energy. Soon the last..
I recently finished an academic work by David Cloutier called, “The Vice of Luxury: Economic Excess in a Consumer Age.” The title..
This week we asked our bloggers what younger pastors are thinking about and what they think the rising generation of Presbyterian leaders..
This week we asked our bloggers what younger pastors are thinking about and what they think the rising generation of Presbyterian leaders..
It started simply enough: I would take a couple of seminary classes and if I liked them, I’d take a couple more...
No one stands alone, we’ll stand side by side. Draw the circle, draw the circle wide. Singing Mark Miller’s setting of these..
This week we asked our bloggers what younger pastors are thinking about and what they think the rising generation of Presbyterian leaders..
“How’s seminary?” I used to cringe at this query posed by those who thought they were asking a simple, innocuous question. During..
This week we asked our bloggers what younger pastors are thinking about and what they think the rising generation of Presbyterian leaders..
Guest commentary by Peggy Hinds Giving ourselves generously and hospitably to others is an essential expression of faith. It has to..
This month we asked our bloggers about how they view the role of pastor, how they understand their pastoral identity, or to..
Fatigue creeps into her face. The school year has kicked into high gear with little or no ramp-up time. Advanced Placement classes..
This month we asked our bloggers about how they view the role of pastor, how they understand their pastoral identity, or to..
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