Tag: pastoral theology
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Correction, Culture, and the Limits of Christian Responsibility
In an age where Christian faithfulness is often measured by visibility and confrontation, Scripture offers a quieter, weightier path. This article examines the biblical boundaries of correction, witness, and responsibility, contrasting modern public debate with the example of Christ. Rather than questioning sincerity, it invites believers to recover discernment, restraint, and trust in God’s work—especially…
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The Cost of Constant Correction: Modern Church Culture, Online Engagement, and the Loss of Biblical Discernment
In an age where the church feels pressured to speak into everything, Scripture calls believers back to a quieter, stronger faith—one rooted in discernment, obedience, and trust in God’s sovereignty. The Bible draws clear boundaries between following Christ and policing the world, between faithful witness and misplaced correction. When believers attempt to do God’s work…
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When Silence Is Faithful: Trusting God with Hearts, Timing, and Obedience
In a culture that demands instant reactions, When Silence Is Faithful challenges believers to rediscover the biblical power of restraint. Rooted in the life of Christ and the counsel of Scripture, this book exposes how constant noise can distort obedience—and how silence, rightly practiced, becomes an act of trust in God’s sovereign work.
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Returning to Reverence: Recovering the Fear of the Lord in a Casual Age
The fear of the Lord is not terror — it is awe, wonder, and love shaped by truth. This book invites you to rediscover the holiness of God and worship Him with reverence in a casual age.
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