Discipleship Discipleship Resources July 03, 2024 Discover transformative resources that shaped my Christian journey, from doctrinal sermons and Bible reading plans to influential books and audio teachings. Explore pastors, essential theological works, and practical guides for discipleship and worship. Share your resources too!
discipline D is for Discipline November 16, 2020 In 1985, I began my graduate studies in the Mathematics Department of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Newly married, excited to discover and join the Reformed Presbyterian Church there, and eager to
Discipleship The Fragrance of Union with Christ October 12, 2020 The following article is from a monthly newsletter Man-to-Man written by retired RPCNA Pastor Ken Smith, who is the author of the book With Him [https://www.amazon.com/Him-Ken-G-Smith/dp/1911272349]. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >
Dear Paul Dear Paul - Thank you for your time September 17, 2020 Dear Paul, Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you for your encouragement in my last letter. I pray it was an encouragement to you.
wisdom The Blessing of "No Men" September 15, 2020 But those that have done me the best good in my life are those friends who can loving challenge and object. Again, as Solomon said: “Whoever rebukes a man will afterward find more favor than he who flatters with his tongue” (Proverbs 28:23). We need more “No Men” in our lives.
servant Having a Cow Lessons September 14, 2020 Following my post Seeking the Lost [https://gentlereformation.com/2020/09/08/seeking-the-lost/], I received the following story from good friend and retired pastor Bob McFarland, who is an occasional guest author on
Paul Dear Paul - Minister of the Word July 28, 2020 Introduction: As a young minister, the pastoral epistles instruct and warn me regularly. On my shelf are a host of books written from older pastors to their young Timothys. In these works, veteran
3GT 3GT Episode 186: Fathers in the Faith June 23, 2020 In this episode, the prof brings up the recent passing of Pastor John Tweed, who was a spiritual father to many in the church and especially to Kyle. After Pastor Borg commemorates John&
Discipleship Discipleship and the Sacraments March 22, 2019 When we receive the Word and sacrament in faith we are fellowshipping with him who has physically ascended to his Father in heaven and are made his followers. And Jesus intended that this method of discipleship continue until his return.
Anne of Green Gables Kindred Spirits August 28, 2017 Anyone familiar with Anne of Green Gables will immediately think of Anne's search for true friendship when they hear the term "kindred spirits." This poor orphan finally finding heart
Discipleship In Awe of the Aged January 11, 2017 Have you ever met a mature Christian? That question’s not meant to be snarky, no matter how many smirks it may inspire. It’s meant to call attention to the truly special
Discipleship Core Foundational Practices of Discipleship October 10, 2016 Having laid forth several core foundational beliefs regarding discipleship [https://gentlereformation.com/2016/10/03/core-foundational-beliefs-of-discipleship/], or in other words describing what disciples are and the intentionality required in making them, this corresponding
Bill Hull Core Foundational Beliefs of Discipleship October 03, 2016 In stressing discipleship in my pastoral and professorial roles, there are core foundational beliefs that have been impressed upon me by my mentors and the study of Scripture. Here are the top five
Discipleship Discipleship in Jesus' Style February 22, 2016 _The following is a guest post from Ken Smith. Ken is a retired RPCNA minister, former missionary, and perhaps is best known as the pastor whom the Lord used to bring Rosaria Butterfield
Coaching The Value of a Mentor October 05, 2015 In my role of teaching pastoral theology at a seminary, one lesson I continually harp on with young men preparing for the pastorate is their need for a mentor. Many discipleship ministries such
Discipleship We Could Be Heroes (and maybe that's not good ...) September 09, 2015 We have such low standards for heroes. And I don’t just mean comic book superheroes: Green Lantern…Hawkeye….Robin (!?!) No matter how much we equivocate the term, these guys don’t deserve
Discipleship Am I Being Discerning or Critical? June 19, 2015 About six years ago someone I know--one of my seminary professors--shared with me a concern he had regarding my critical spirit. The conversation went like this: "You know Kyle, if there was
antinomianism Our Father's Likeness January 08, 2015 What is your gut reaction, honestly, when you hear the phrase: “Obedience to God’s law”? Do you smile, or do you cringe? And why? In the previous entry on this subject, we
Christian Calling Just Doing His Job... December 25, 2014 On this morning in which much of the world is celebrating Christmas in one way or another, I know how my friends at the Cairn Farm in Coleraine, Northern Ireland are spending it.
Alfred Edersheim The Discipleship Growth of...Jesus February 07, 2014 After His birth events, the one other story of Jesus in His childhood, contained at the end of Luke 2, is such an intriguing one. For it contains an incredible statement. In telling
Discipleship "But what about him?!" September 13, 2013 Have you ever had a burden so heavy on your heart, a duty you knew you had to perform, that its weight altered your view of the rest of life and of those
Christ Paul's Agony May 17, 2013 Christian conversation about pastoral ministry often includes the expression “a pastor’s heart,” but what does that expression actually mean? Though Scripture may not use the exact phrase in question, it absolutely answers