Dan Greenfield

  • Press On

    It is a great mistake for any preacher to reach a final conclusion in his moments of despondency. One can see better in the light than in the dark. The light will come if one press on towards it. –A. T. Robertson, The Glory of the Ministry, p. 37.   Read more

  • Quit the Ministry?

    Deep down as Paul had gone, it did not occur to him to quit the ministry. –A. T. Robertson, The Glory of the Ministry, p. 28.   Read more

  • A Pastor in Jeopardy

    At such a time [the day-to-day sameness and toil of ministry] one is oversensitive and imagines all kinds of slights and insults. The real difficulties and problems of the ministry are magnified out of all proportion to the facts. In such a case a minister is in jeopardy. He is in danger of becoming bitter Read more

  • The Glory of the Ministry

    I’m going to post several “sound bites” from A. T. Robertson’s 1911 exposition of 2 Corinthians titled, The Glory of the Ministry: Paul’s Exultation in Preaching. You can get it for free from Google Books (I am so thankful for Google Books! Has saved me a lot of $$$). It’s been a great, encouraging, helpful Read more

  • November 10, 2010

    Today was a very busy, great day. Started off early so I could get my shower before two other ladies from our home. Then I spent a couple of hours of fellowship and prayer with fellow pastors Larry Hobbes and Rich Peffer in my office (it’s a rare thing when I don’t have to do Read more

  • Movements

    During the last year or so there has been a concerted effort by several men advocating the premise that while there are fundamentalists there is no longer a movement of fundamentalism. One of the reasons put forward in support of this premise is the “fractured state” of said fundamentalism. We are then encouraged to consider Read more

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