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John the Baptist, Elias Keach, and You
In 1686, a 19-year-old Englishman named Elias Keach arrived in Pennsylvania. He had left his family in London, especially his father—the well-known...
Shepherding While Suffering: Serving Faithfully in the Midst of Trials
Perhaps you are like many of us. When you felt the call to ministry, you had entertained thoughts of being the next “spiritual giant” who is remembered long after their ministry ended. Even the most humble and unassuming among us have had to fight off that desire. We...
Memories, Memorials, and Memorial Day
Exercising the Memory Muscle Our memories are incredibly enigmatic. The moments we want to remember forever are too often forgotten or at a minimum remembered as if trying to recall them through a haze. Other moments we earnestly desire to forget seem etched vividly...
You Were Put Here for the Sake of the Gospel
When God sends a Christian to a secular job, the people working there should not require a full-time minister to introduce them to Jesus.




