God's love for us is truly unconditional, such that we cannot boast about coming to Him. We were dead. We could do nothing. Yet, God gave us life in Christ. Since He loves us unconditionally, we also love others unconditionally.

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When we cast our own vision or try to get others to meet our goals, we've made our ministry about us rather than Christ. God has already given us His vision, and we can't do better than that.

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Pastors are not popes. Jesus plainly taught that we are to be helpers, not heads; foundations, not fathers. Do not be called leader, for you only have one leader--Jesus.

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Many people choose not to believe the Bible's historical account based on science, never mind that science can't observe history in a repeatable and demonstrable way--which isn't science anyway. Let's dig in.

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Paul begins his address to the saints. At the foundation of his letter, there is one essential doctrine. People are sinners who cannot become righteous. We must be made righteous in Christ alone.

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Join my discussion on the dangers of content-creation culture in modern-day ministry settings.

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If you have any questions or thoughts during this episode or at any time, be sure to send those in! I'm no expert, just a man with thoughts. You don't have to agree with me, but I hope we are sharpening one another like iron sharpens iron. Let's dig in.

It's not about me. It's about iron sharpening iron.

It's been a while since I've done any serious podcasting. I've been out of the game since I did Blacktop Pulpit and Unraveled with my good friend, Ken Duffy, in Southeast Arizona. Well, God's done some serious work in me since then.

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