Sensationalizing the present means we’ve turned a blind eye to the past.
Sensationalizing the present means we’ve turned a blind eye to the past.
Appears in this episode
In this episode of the Ministry Minded Podcast, I share some updates on this “beautifully exhausting” season of life and ministry, as well as the concrete hope of the Word to which the church can cling in times of doubt and fear and frenzy (Heb. 6:19).
Resources.
“Afghanistan, a Twofold Kingdom, Serpents, and Doves,” R. Scott Clark
The Christ Key: Unlocking the Centrality of Christ in the Old Testament, Chad Bird
Trusting God in the Darkness, Christopher Ash
“The ‘Rot’ of Evangelicalism Doesn’t Need Deconstruction. It Needs Church History,” Samuel D. James
“The Rise & Fall of Mars Hill: Compliments & Cautions,” Jesse Randolph
“Josh Harris’s Message Remains the Same,” Carl R. Trueman
“Camouflaged sovereignty and concern for God’s Word,” article by yours truly
Daily Grace: The Mockingbird Devotional, Vol. 2
Grace: So Much More Than You Know & So Much Better Than You Think, Brad J. Gray
Sponsor.
Ministry Minded is sponsored by Fresh Roasted Coffee, a locally owned and operated coffee house in the heart of Central Pennsylvania that produces the freshest coffee and delivers it at peak drinkability. Use offer code “GRACE10” at checkout to get a discount off your next order. Buy some coffee!
Credits.
Intro music: “Explorers (Instrumental Version)” by The Midnight, The Midnight Music LLC, 2018.
Ad music: “Coffee Stains” by Finley, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Sensationalizing the present means we’ve turned a blind eye to the past.