Interlude: Wisdom Practices of Pastor’s Wives
In this special episode of The Heart of Pastoring, Becky Wilson and Melissa Martin join their husbands to talk about some important rhythms for healthy marriages and healthy ministry partnerships between pastors and their wives. What should pastors know about their wives’ unique perspectives on ministry? What will bless the heart of the pastor’s wife? And how can the pastoral marriage be a source of joy and endurance in the ongoing wisdom practices of the pastor?
Young People, Go Outside
Even if only for a few brief moments, develop a daily habit of walking away from whatever is demanding too much of your attention (especially if it is sinful) to go look at the sky. Your future self will thank you.
Episode 206: What We Wish We’d Known in Our 20’s
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson and his wife Becky talk about the heart and vision behind their first book together, Go Outside . . . and 19 Other Keys to Thriving in Your 20’s, available this May from Moody Publishers.
A Prayer for the Pastor’s Wife
Series: Pastoral Ministry Collection
A prayer that the pastor's wife will be eternally fascinated and astonished by the gospel and that it will transform every aspect of her life.
Honored To Be Dishonored
Sometimes ministry life is downright gut-wrenching and heart-breaking. But that's not quite the whole story.
This Is How I Know The Gospel Is True
This is something that I never could have orchestrated on my own.
3 Ways the Gospel Impacts Our Gratitude
The gospel re-establishes our identity so that we understand who we are in light of whose we are.
Can Savoring Food Be An Act of Worship?
Why do you suppose He gave us such a gorgeously diverse menu to choose from when we feed ourselves? Couldn't He have fed us simple manna every day?
Dealing With Accusation As A Pastor’s Wife
Recently, I’ve been asked if I have any insight as to how to deal with people who treat their pastors and pastors’ wives disrespectfully. It’s sadly epidemic, which probably surprises most people. The truth is, I have no idea why grown, seemingly mature believers behave this way. It makes no sense to me. Except for this . . .
Eating To Make God Happy
What do you suppose it might look like to eat or drink to the glory of God?