This is the 8th and the last reflection on Richard Baxter's book, The Reformed Pastor. I will be covering here Chapter 10 and the conclusion of the book. In the final chapter, Richard Baxter provides practical

This reflection will be the seventh. After this, I will conclude and recap all that I shared about Richard Baxter's book, The Reformed Pastor. In this post, I will share insights from the book's 8th and

Time to share my sixth reflection on Baxter's book, Reformed Pastor. This time, the chapters that I will be covering are 6 and 7. The Weight of Stewardship In the 6th chapter, Baxter provides the theological

This is my fifth reflection about Richard Baxter's book, The Reformed Pastor. I would like to share the insights I gleaned from chapters 4 and 5 in this article. Pride and Confession In the fourth chapter,

As I checked my last post on Richard Baxter's book, The Reformed Pastor, it appears to me that it is taking me almost a week to write a follow-up reflection. My last post covered the introduction and the

It is almost a week since I published my last reflection on Richard Baxter's book, The Reformed Pastor. After a brief break, I am now resuming the series. You can find the first two parts here: Rediscovering

This is the continuation of my reflection on Richard Baxter’s book, The Reformed Pastor. In my last post, I shared that the book is all about the importance of pastoral visitation emphasizing the direct

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