Counseling Augustine on Biblical Counseling 13 Jan 2016 I love it when Church history validates some of our contemporary concerns and issues. Biblical Counseling is a young movement. It's also a controversial one, even among Christians. Yet the…
Old Testament Studies in Leviticus: The Rhythms of Celebration 12 Jan 2016 The celebration of God's grace, justice, and power ought to be more than an occasional thing for the believer. Those individuals who make time twice a year (Christmas & Easter) to…
Books A Review of “Return to Me” by Mark Boda 11 Jan 2016 Repentance has to do with our relationship with God. That’s why Mark Boda has titled his book on the subject as Return to Me. Repentance isn’t just about a change…
Personal Books I Read In 2015 9 Jan 20169 Jan 2016 Here's a list of most of the books I read in 2015: 1. Guardians of the Galaxy, vol. 4: Original Sin by Brian Michael Bendis I assumed, based on the title, that…
Reading This Week’s Good Reads 9 Jan 2016 Here are some of the interesting articles I found from around the web: 1. "Scripture and the Task of Theology (Part 1)" by Keith Whitfield Abstracted from his chapter in…
Uncategorized Lapses in Judgment and An Apology 8 Jan 2016 Lapses in judgment are no small thing. I know this because I have experienced a number of them over the course of my life. Just recently a lapse in judgment…
Uncategorized Next Week 8 Jan 2016 Here's what you can expect to find next week here at Pastor Dave Online: A review of Return to Me by Mark J. Boda A comprehensive survey of the language…
New Years Pastor Dave Online in 2016 7 Jan 2016 What can you expect from this blog in the new year? Here are some of the plans I have for the blog in 2016: More Ask Pastor Dave: This was…
Personal 2016 Personal Goals 6 Jan 2016 It has now become my trend to share my new year's goals on the blog. This provides me both with some level of accountability, motivating me to keep my word…
Old Testament Studies in Leviticus: Unblemished Service (Leviticus 21-22) 5 Jan 2016 Often, our churches look like their pastors. That’s a scary thought, since I serve as a pastor and think of all the sins and weaknesses with which I still wrestle.…
