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'Gospel Coalition' Tagged Posts (Page 2)

We are worse than ‘broken’

Good little blog post here on this. Food for thought.

Reflections on Chicago’s Gospel Coalition Conference 2011

19 April 2011
Jason Nelson
Audio, Leadership/Ministry Training, Random Stuff, Websites

I just spent a week in the ‘windy city’ so called (according to R Kent Hughes) because its politicians of long ago were infamous for their long, drawn out speeches and not (as I had thought) because it was simply windy (which it was)! Anyway, during my time there I was privileged to…