Pilgrim Place

Malphurs makes this interesting point:
“Over a period of years, the church can allow itself to lapse into a maintenance mentality — it just seems to be getting by — that over time leader to ministry mediocrity. Every Sunday it is business [...]

When I went to seminary many years ago we had classes in systematic, historical, and exegetical theology. We even had some classes in “practical” theology (hmm… does that mean the others were “impractical” theology??? Just kidding…). Practical theology was generally considered the poor stepchild of our education. Yet even there we didn’t [...]