He pastored a megachurch. Oversaw an orphanage. Established a college. Wrote dozens of books. But most fundamentally, Charles Spurgeon was a preacher who tethered himself to the cross of Christ.
Were Owen alive today, he would likely have quite a bit to say on Christian leaders who disqualify themselves because of sin. But the drum that he would most certainly continue to beat is the warning that we must all take.
Consumerism, nominalism, and nationalism have created a disrupted, anxious church. Pastors are disoriented and tired. But brothers, there’s a way through.
Whatever happens in 2021 with the pandemic, one thing is certain: There will always be needs, pain, and suffering in our communities. How might your church respond?
Jim Davis and Mike Aitcheson talk with Denine Blevins about the importance of cultural competency within organizations.
