I’ve never particularly needed to feel valued or validated by compliments. To be honest, I don’t really know what to do with compliments. I was
Tag: eldership
A polity to avoid like the plague
I have been writing a lot about ecclesiology and polity lately. I didn’t intend to but one post became another and so it goes on.
“I don’t care what people think of me!” Well, you should
It’s a statement I hear from time to time: I don’t care what people think of me! Some people seem to think it is some
Who could be our elders?
One of the perennial problems facing churches is the question of who will lead them. There are basic questions, such as what is required to
Does presbyterianism innoculate against abuse? I’m not convinced
Yesterday, I saw this somewhat bizarre comment on Twitter: “Mr. Hybels built a church independent of any denomination. In such churches, there is no larger
How can we increase diversity in Evangelical leadership?
In my first post, I looked at some of the stats on diversity within Evangelicalism. Though diversity within the FIEC is in line with the
