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Every year there is a big Pastor’s conference where pastors and church leaders who believe in faithful expository preaching and the Biblical Gospel meet in Southern California call the Shepherd’s Conference. It will be on March 4-6.
I have been blessed in the past by the fellowship, preaching and good food in this conference in the past. I won’t be going to it this year.
Anyone on here that is going?
Here is the schedule:
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I’m here blogging at the Shepherd’s Conference. Mark Dever, Pastor at Capital Hill Baptist Church taught a seminar on how to build a healthy church. It was very edifying and helpful.
Here are the top 5 quotes form his message.
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Mark Dever and Paul Alexander. The Deliberate Church. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, September 9th 2005. 221 pp.
5 out of 5
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Both authors Mark Dever and Paul Alexander have written a helpful book for pastors and church leaders on doing church ministry according to the Bible and centered on the Gospel. As the book states on page 28, “The Gospel alone shapes and evaluate must both shape and evaluate any ministry method we use.” This is a great antidote to the seeker sensitive church method or other marketing gimmick that is driven more by man-centered pragmatisms instead of the Word of God. I love how this book is both biblical and practical since I believe there is a real need of resources on practical ecclesiology (doctrine of the church). Too often one find two kinds of extreme: practical works without it being biblical or biblical works on the church without a deeper practical picture of what does it look like. Dever and Alexander writes from being biblically informed and years of wisdom and experience which through their 9 Marks ministry have greatly helped many other local churches including the one I minister at.
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