Singing in church can often get lost in repetitive tradition. Are we taking for granted the importance of singing as one during our church services?
Though short, 3 John has much to say. By its contrast between Diotrephes and Gaius we learn what kind of faith to imitate and which “men of God” to avoid.
Through Jesus’ ministry we learn that instead of clinging to power Christian leadership pursues relational authority, raising up and encouraging new leaders.
In 2 Peter we see the pastor’s heart. It points people away from himself and onto Christ, content to be forgotten so long as the gospel is always remembered.
Being aware that we are preaching in God’s presence is a cause for comfort and confidence. But it also exhorts faithfulness, warning against careless speech.
