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Tag Archives: Exhaustion
Rest for the Weary Pastor: How Seasons of Withdrawal are Biblical and a Benefit to the Church
In recent days, an unusual criticism has arisen within certain corners of the Presbyterian and Reformed world. Some voices, many associated with the more extreme forms of Christian Nationalism, have begun attacking the idea of pastoral sabbaticals, suggesting that a … Continue reading
Building Old School Churches 