Written as private prayers or devotional exercises, Charles Spurgeon's book Christ Our All expresses his sorrows, hopes, and love for God with striking imagery and bold conviction. Access the eBook version of Spurgeon's Christ Our All for free during Midwestern Seminary's Called Month!

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Links For The Church (12/19)

by Staff December 19, 2016

The World-Changing Art of Not Being A Sham This Christmas

In this letter to a girl she met at an airport, Ann Voskamp compels the reader to take action this Christmas and to put love into practice. 

7 Steps From Student to Missionary

The student who feels called to missions may not know how to prepare themselves for that calling. This post by Darren Carlson emphasizes the crucial need for local church involvement. 

Pursuing Racial Reconciliation by Walking Down the Street

Nathan Loudin shares about his meeting with a man who pastors a church down the street from him. This is his recapitulation of his conversation with a black pastor that is especially helpful for those pursuing reconciliation among races. 

Why My First Church Hire Was A Woman

"Women are encouraged that they have a serious part to play in the kingdom of God and that they are not just bystanders or there to cook the meals."

Receive a Free eBook by Charles Spurgeon!

To celebrate Called Month this March, Midwestern Seminary is giving away a free eBook from Charles Spurgeon! Written as private prayers or devotional exercises, Charles Spurgeon’s Christ Our All express his sorrows, hopes, and love for God with striking imagery and bold conviction. We pray it would encourage you to pursue your calling with conviction!

Additionally, Midwestern Seminary is releasing new content and giveaways across social media, including a Build Your Library Giveaway which feature more than 80 essential books for life and ministry.

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