Author: Pastor Tubbs
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How to Handle Conflict According to the Bible: 10 Verses You Should Know (and Follow)
Christians should be examples to the rest of the world on how to properly handle conflicts and disagreements. Sadly, most Christians are not. If you want to handle conflict and […]
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Test Everything!
You’ve heard the old saying about assuming, right? Since this is a Christian blog (a pastor’s blog, no less), I’ll paraphrase. The saying is that assuming makes a … donkey […]
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Our God is Amazing: 6 Characteristics of God
One of the first prayers I learned as a kid was “God is great. God is good. And we thank Him for our food…” You know the prayer. Those first […]
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Are You an Activist or an Ambassador?
Do you believe in God? Yes? Okay, great. Have you given your life to Jesus? Yes? Great. Next question: When it comes to how you engage in discussions (online or […]
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Do Pets Go to Heaven?
So…this is a question that periodically comes up in the course of any pastor’s ministry. And it is often a very sensitive question. In fact, I can think of a […]
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Are the Soul and the Spirit One and the Same?
Attend enough Bible studies and hang out in church circles long enough, and you’re bound to run into the issue of Trichotomy vs. Dichotomy (or the “Tripartite” model vs the […]
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How to Become a Baptist Pastor
Are you a Baptist? And do you feel God may be leading you into pastoral ministry? And you wonder what it takes to become a pastor–specifically a Baptist pastor? If […]
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A Pastor’s Heart
In addition to the pastoral epistles (I and II Timothy and Titus), Peter’s exhortation to “elders” (or pastors) is a passage I studied and meditated on extensively when I answered […]
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What Do You Ponder in Your Heart?
The beautiful Christmas story recorded in Luke 2 concludes with an intriguing statement about Mary. And it is an important lesson for all of us today – and not just […]
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Merry Christmas!
The Christmas story according to the second chapter of the Gospel of Luke (KJV)… 1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from […]
