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Building A Theological Library (Part 2)
Purpose to become a lifelong “collector” of theological and biblical books.

Holy Weakness
The grace of God meets my identity crisis and reminds me that I am approved by God in Christ, and the approval of man I can never earn.

Michael Kelley on Books Christians Read
Series: Conversations
Why do the books Christians buy the most tend to not be the best for them?

Building A Theological Library (Part 3)
Either way, whether you choose books or digital, make the acquisition and assimilation of a good library a part of your ministerial journey.

Books & Publications
Midwestern Seminary is pleased to partner with Moody Publishers on our specialty For The Church imprint. Each book bearing the FTC seal has been carefully cultivated and selected to help God’s people and their leaders grow in their knowledge of—and delight in—the gospel of Jesus Christ. View All FTC-Moody Publications FTC-Moody Publications Buy Now […]

The Gospel and Pastoral Identity
Pastors, when the breath of dying people is in our nostrils, the flimsy spirituality of popular religion will be of no use. It will fail to comfort or provide hope.

Give Us Our Daily Bread
The wallets that remain empty force us to find our joy in things that cannot be valued by Wall Street and Instagram.

The Imperfect Disciple
Read the book Matt Chandler says "demystifies discipleship."

Should Christians “Disown” Gay Children?
From time to time I hear about Christian parents disowning, cutting off, or permanently shunning a son or daughter who adopts a gay lifestyle. Is that the right thing to do? Is this a requirement of biblical faithfulness?

Letters to a New Believer, Part Three
Series: Letters to a New Believer
It was 2006, I'd been a Christian for just over a year, it was my first missions trip, and it was super-awkward. It wasn't that I didn't know what happened (though I did), nor was it that I was particularly uncomfortable in front of a crowd (though I was). What made it awkward was the way I was telling the story wasn't right.