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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by Staff April 3, 2017

It's Time to Redefine Ministry

What is ministry? Is it only for paid pastors? Sharon Hodde Miller answers this question and poses a helpful solution in this post. 

You Cannot Raise Snowflakes in Jesus' Name

David Prince calls out the parental tendency to protect their children from risk. He reminds the reader that parents should raise children ready to fight for others instead of only caring for themselves. 

Folding Singles into Family in the Life of the Church

This piece gives helpful, biblical steps for incorporating people without spouses into the lives of the church. He provides ways for pastors to equip their congregations to do the work of "folding singles into family."

Seven Unshakeable Promises for Anxious Souls

"Time and again I’ve found that the greatest antidote to anxiety is to consistently remind myself of the unshakable promises we have in God’s word."

3 Keys to Protecting Your Leadership Credibility

Leadership is influence and influence must be stewarded well. Ed Stetzer encourages us to listen and react with wisdom to issues that may arise in a leadership role.  

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.

Enter to win and find out more about how Midwestern Seminary is calling out the called this month by clicking the button below.