Christian, Husband, Father, Reformed, Presbyterian, PCA Pastor, University Reformed Church, Author of The Promise and The New Pastor's Handbook
East Lansing, Michigan
Joined February 2009
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A good warning for pastors from Samuel Miller:
A wicked minister is the most wicked of all men. His sins are extensively and permanently mischievous than those of other men. He sins against greater light, and stronger obligations, and more solemn engagements than other men...
Returning to the dissertation after a 3 year hiatus. This is the setup for my week of study leave. I’d welcome prayers for clarity, focus, and fruitfulness.
A wonderful night doing a Q@A with our college ministry (Spartan Christian Fellowship)!
And some of the guys decided to welcome me with an “honorary Jason suit coat.” Thoughtful 😆
Doing the work of the church this week and watching @fredgreco in his element as our new Stated Clerk of the PCA.
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Yembiyembi Scripture translation (Bisis) brought into the Bible Museum collection. What a day!
I love to see such passion/enthusiasm and…it always makes me think about the lackluster way we often approach weekly Lord’s Day worship.
Church, we have the greater reason, experience, promise, and assured hope (and to be fair, VT needs hope).
It was a delight to talk about the Lord’s work through our ministerial training program @UnivReformed with @derekradney for @a4mrofficial I’m hoping others will be encouraged to consider the same & some might help us refine the own program after listening.
It was an honor to write the foreword for such a helpful book on one of the most essential subjects. Take up and read.
@PastorPerks
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How do we experience our relationship with God?
Find out in this book! Meeting God in His Means of Grace
"Christ does not meet us only when we can conjure something that is exciting. Not every moment has to be on fire to be lived faithfully with Christ." - @PastorPerks
ALT A quote on a white background reads: “Christ does not meet us only when we can conjure something that is exciting. Not every moment has to be on fire to be lived faithfully with Christ.” —Harrison Perkins. Below the quote is the book cover of "Meeting God in His Means of Grace" by Harrison Perkins, featuring a stylized design with a cross and graceful lines. The background has subtle leaf patterns.
A full and delightful Lord’s Day. I’m thankful for @UnivReformed Church.
Me and my girl at the close of the day.
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The interns, residents, and fellows of @UnivReformed Church in our first leadership meeting of the year.
Thankful! These are good men preparing for a life of ministry.
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Come join us on October 30 on the @RTSCharlotte campus with @RevKevDeYoung, Paul McNulty, and others. Follow link in tweet below for more information and registration.
Anchored Leadership in Turbulent Times: A Conference for Church & Marketplace Leaders
Whether you are a leader or an aspiring one, whether you are in ministry or in the marketplace, join Kevin De Young, Paul McNulty, Blair Smith, and others for a conference that considers what it means to lead with steadiness, courage, prudence, virtue, and faithfulness when the ground around us is shifting.
For more details and to register: rts.regfox.com/cha-oct-30th-…?
Last night we celebrated @UnivReformed Church’s 60th anniversary — and I got serenaded with a song written just for me, about all those fake “gift card” emails that keep going out under my name to the congregation! 😂
A wonderful night celebrating the Lord’s faithfulness for 60 years at @UnivReformed Church.
