Ordinary Christian Ministries

Reading On Purpose

What are you reading? Do you have a plan? I used to read very indiscriminately (which is better than not […]

“Not all ministry in the church is verbal; not all ministry is prominent. But all Christians are called upon to

“Seminaries and theological colleges can do some things extremely well, but they must not be seen as pastors’ finishing schools.

Because this is the official month of the Protestant Reformation, today we are posting the Battle Hymn of the Reformation

“Yet, in our current state of rebellion against God, I know of no other single idea that is more offensive

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Among pastors in the neo-reformed movement (of which I would consider myself a part), there is an overwhelming desire to

I got this in my inbox this week and it caused me to re-consider the ways I spend time. Time

“Preachers like Paul, who realize their own desperate need and the Spirit’s almighty power, will saturate their ministry of the

I have copied the article below from Kevin DeYoung’s fine blog. I realize it is lazy to paste this here

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In the Video below, you will see a crash test between a 2009 Chevy Malibu and a 1959 Chevy Bel-Air.

In his classic collection of essays, God in the Dock, C.S. Lewis emphasized the importance of reading old books. He

Many hearers lose much blessing through criticizing too much, and meditating too little; and many more incur great sin by