by Bridgehaven Team | Mar 30, 2014 | Bridgehaven Team, Chris Ball
Perhaps we have forgotten that pastoral ministry is war and that you will never live successfully in the pastorate if you live with a peacetime mentality. (Paul David Tripp in Dangerous Calling, p. 98). Forgetting where you are at can make life awkward, difficult, and...
by Bridgehaven Team | Mar 26, 2014 | Caroline von Helms
Yes, you read the date correctly, it is officially twenty- six days past the deadline I gave myself to have posted my next blog. I have officially now missed my goal of twelve blogs this year. I thought of ways to make it up. I could quickly write two in this month...
by Bridgehaven Team | Mar 24, 2014 | Kathy King
Counselors Reflect on Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp A Series to Care for the Care Takers of God’s People “None of us is wired to live this Christian life alone. None of us is safe living separate and unknown. Each of us, whether pastor or...
by Bridgehaven Team | Mar 17, 2014 | Neale Davis
Counselors Reflect on Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp A Series to Care for the Care Takers of God’s People “If every pastor is, in fact, a man in the middle of his own sanctification, shouldn’t he be receiving the normal range of the ministry of the body...
by Bridgehaven Team | Mar 10, 2014 | Omar King, Uncategorized
Counselors Reflect on Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp A Series to Care for the Care Takers of God’s People Is it safe to assume that your pastor is loving his wife, children and extended family? (p. 79) In the last section of chapter 5 under the heading A...
