Efficacy of meal prayer
John Piper Explains How Evil Began
John Piper stated, "Satan, whose name means an accuser, a devil which means slanderer." Satan takes away the grace from every being. The Devil is the "deceiver of the whole world" (Revelation 12:9), "… How Church Leaders Can Help Domestic Violence Victims
During the COVID-19 pandemic, where the shelter-in-place orders are enforced, families are forced to stay closer together for longer periods of time than ever before. This can come as welcoming news t…
John Piper's prayer during the time of Minneapolis fire and George Floyd's justice
John Piper Answers "Five Purposes of God in Financial Trouble"
Podcast of desiringGod.com looked back to a sermon preached back in 2009 to gain insight on what God's purposes were during a national financial crisis. John Piper : "How Can I Distinguish Actions by Faith or Unbelief?"
In a recent podcast episode posted on Desiring God, pastor John Piper shared a thoughtful answer to the question of one listener about "how to distinguish an act done from faith and an act done from u… Chinese Pastors Share Thoughts Upon How to Overcome Coronavirus Isolation with Faith
Opendoors collected reflections about coronavirus isolation from nine Chinese pastors. As many Christians in China have been under brutal isolation avoiding the government's raid on their churches, th…
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The Wisdom of Completing What Has Been Started
Wisdom is needed in order to complete a work that’s been started. It is definitely not an easy thing to complete a work that’s been started. Many people live without completing the things that they have started. 
Eight Time Drainers of Pastors and Staff (and Eight Solutions)
“The greatest gift you could give me is more time.” The statement was made half jokingly by a pastor. Of course, he didn’t think I could create days with more than 24-hours. But he was busy, overcommitted, and worn out. The Wisdom of Entering into Deep Solitude (Part Two)
People are lonely. Loneliness is the existence of human being. I have never seen a person who is not lonely. I see that celebrities who live on popularity are more afflicted with loneliness. 
Why Medical Insurance Companies Should Invest in Seminaries
Imagine that a normal, healthy 52 year old woman—a loving wife, mother of two children, a devout woman of faith who regularly volunteers at her church—suddenly suffers a massive stroke and comes to the ER. What would the family choose to do when they find out the possibility of her waking up and… Seven Relational Skills of Great Church Leaders
They are the two most common causes of forced termination of pastors. 1.Weak leadership skills. 2.Poor relational skills. Much has been written in the past decade on leadership skills. The body of literature on the topic is massive and growing. I certainly have little to add in a brief blog post. Longing for Silence
I sometimes long for silence. Words are important to pastors because they live by words. But in the midst of continuous preaching and conversing with people, there are times I long for silence. Five Reasons It Is So Painful for a Pastor to Lose a Church Member
“I don’t want you take this personally, pastor, but we are leaving the church.” Yeah. Right. The church member might as well have stabbed the pastor with a knife while noting it was not personal. One of the most painful and personal aspects of a pastor’s ministry is the departure of church m… Life Lessons Learned Through Ping-Pong
I always knew that exercising is good for the health, but I actually haven’t been exercising regularly. Whenever people ask me, “What kind of exercise do you do for your health? How do you keep your health?” I awkwardly answered, “I do breathing exercise.” Five Kinds of Churches That Must Change or Die
Change or die. Imagine hearing those words from your physician. I hope you would be motivated to change. Eat well. Exercise. Stop smoking. You get the picture. 
Evangelical Pneumatology IX: The Rise of Protestant Pneumatology from Wesleyanism
John Wesley's pneumatology is significant as we deal with the contemporary Christian pneumatology. When Wesley encountered the experience of Aldersgate Street at May 24, 1738, it meant that he already received the Puritan doctrine of conviction. This kind of conviction, in that sense, can be called …
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