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Author: Michael Catt
Inspired by Tozer
I am excited to announce the release of a new book, Inspired by Tozer, to which I had the honor of contributing a chapter. Today is the official release of the book, and you can purchase a copy here or here.
Published by Regal Books, this is Lauren Barlow’s first book. She is the drummer and singer for the popular band BarlowGirl and is an avid reader of A. W. Tozer. The following excerpt is from Regal:
“When A. W. Tozer talked about worship, people listened. Tozer lived and wrote a century ago, casting a vision of authentic faith that has taken root in the hearts of each new generation. Lauren Barlow is one who has been prodded by Tozer. Now she and a stellar lineup of artists, writers and leaders who have also been inspired by Tozer have created a book of 52 digest-sized, melt-your-heart, inflame-your-passion readings. Invited contributors include Darlene Zchech, Louie Giglio, David Platt, Ken Kasica of Skillet, Bart Millard of Mercy Me, John M. Perkins, Max Lucado, Natalie Grant, Toby Mac, Kirsten Haglund, Lisa Bevere, Randy Alcorn, J. I. Packer, Shane Claiborne, Kenneth Ulmer and more.”
Spread the word to your family and friends, and pick up your copy today. This book would make a great Christmas gift!
The Glory Is Gone…I’m Not Sure It Will Return
My dad was a graduate of the University of Mississippi, known around our house as “Ole Miss.” I grew up a big fan of Ole Miss football. I knew the players’ names. I remember the Ole Miss greats of the late 1940s and ‘50s who made their way to the NFL. “Chunkin” Charlie Connerly was a standout QB for Ole Miss and for the New York Giants. Jake Gibbs was an all-star athlete in multiple sports. As the QB of Ole Miss in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s, he was the leader of a team that played for and won national championships. Continue reading “The Glory Is Gone…I’m Not Sure It Will Return”
The Seven Deadly Sins of a Pastor (Part 2)
4. TREATING STAFF LIKE SECOND RATE CITIZENS
Maybe you’ve only served as a pastor, and you’ve never served on a staff under someone else’s authority. If so, this is a real and subtle temptation, especially for those who are called to serve in multi-staff situations. Satan and our flesh can suggest to us that the attention, applause, admiration, and appreciation must only be directed at the pastor. Continue reading “The Seven Deadly Sins of a Pastor (Part 2)”
The Seven Deadly Sins of a Pastor (Part 1)
For fifteen years I served in a church staff position. I was surprised when God called me to the pastorate. Early in my ministry I had no desire to be the Senior Pastor…but God changed my heart and the direction of my ministry. I count myself a blessed man for having served as both a staff member and a pastor. Both churches I’ve pastored have been multiple staff situations. The church I presently serve has a ministerial staff of seventeen plus support staff, school staff, and others. Continue reading “The Seven Deadly Sins of a Pastor (Part 1)”