The Reformed Life

Too often, churches unintentionally treat their pastor as a detached hired hand, someone to serve them but not necessarily someone they’re called to care for. This mindset not only strains the pastor but also hinders the church from fully living out its call to be the body of Christ.

When you think about pastoral care, what comes to mind? Many imagine a single pastor tirelessly visiting homes, calling members, and preparing sermons each week. While this picture of a dedicated shepherd is admirable, it’s not the model of leadership the Bible sets forth for the local church. In fact,…

In 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, the Apostle Paul reflects on his approach to preaching the gospel. He did not rely on lofty speech or human wisdom but on a demonstration of the Spirit and of power. For preachers, these words serve as a sobering reminder of the centrality of Christ crucified…