Posts with the tag “hope”
The Immeasurable Joy of Hope in Christ
by Eric Singleton on January 12th, 2020
Much has changed with my understanding of biblical hope. Hope in Christ now underlies my pastoral visits and pastoral counseling. Instead of only a few choice texts, I see hope throughout the Scripture. I find great joy in pointing to hope in Christ with my congregation. This buoyant hope as a fountain of joy deeply affects my living, preaching, and teaching. Read More
I Learned It the Hard Way: Our Best Life Is Later
by Eric Singleton on January 12th, 2020
Neglecting to cultivate hope in a family with desperate need changed me—not immediately, but progressively. As difficult as it was, the Lord used that disappointing time to bring me face-to-face with my temporal existence. Read More
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Five Reasons a Local Church Should Adopt an Unreached People GroupThe Illusion of ControlVBS and the Mission of the ChurchReflections on Singing with 12,000 PeopleFour Observations from a Rookie ElderMoving from a Deacon-Led to an Elder-Led ChurchHow do I preach expositional sermons to uneducated hearers?“I Learned the Hard Way”: Mentoring at South Woods BaptistWhat are the Essentials of the Gospel?Elders for the Church5 Dangers That Can Wreck Church Plants (and Planters)7 Ways to Shepherd the Terminally IllHow Should a Church Handle Accusations against an Elder?I Learned It the Hard Way: Our Best Life Is Later5 Ways Elders Can Shepherd EldersShould You Pastor a Church You Would Never Attend?Preacher’s Toolkit: How Do I Handle an Unbeliever’s Funeral?The Doctrine of Church DisciplineThe Immeasurable Joy of Hope in Christ
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