Pastors and Moral Failures: A Follow Up
The Church seems to look at the outward charismatic nature, the incredible gift of speaking—and overlook the moral character of some men.
Many churches seem to welcome charismatic leaders who have moral faults.
I don’t know where you stand on Jen Hatmaker’s theology, but I do know she needs us as Christian brothers and sisters right now.
My divorce was not the end of my life. Instead, God has used it for His glory!
While this is definitely a time of uncertainty and change, I am firmly convinced my God is still in control.
Toxic people. Sadly, they are everywhere and we must interact with them.
None of us likes the pain and trials of this world. We don’t rejoice when life gets hard, when we are struck with illness or the loss of a loved one. We don’t look forward to these painful circumstances that are part of the human experience.
Now I sit here, facing my crisis of belief. Will I step out in faith? Will I trust Him to do what only He can do? Will I believe He will provide?
I like to listen to sermons. When I drive. When I run. When I get ready for work. I often have a podcast playing, just to keep my mind focused. I have several favorites on my playlist. I regularly listen to Mark Batterson at National Community Church, Andy Stanley at North Point Community Church, Craig…