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Articles by Aaron Markham
Your Online Pastor Is Not Really Your Pastor
As a church, we preached through 2 Corinthians during the 2025-2026 school year. Throughout the book, Paul defends his apostolicity and ministry in Corinth against false teachers whom he facetiously calls “super-apostles” (2 Cor. 11:5; 12:11). These super-apostles undermine Paul by calling his credibility into question. Paul has to go so far as to say that the congregation of Corinth itself is his “letter of recommendation” (3:1–3).
Stewarding Money as a Good and Faithful Servant
There’s a scene in Finding Nemo of a flock of seagulls incessantly chanting, “Mine, mine, mine,” over and over. They are depicted as greedy birds obsessed with claiming their fish food. When they see a fish, they call out “mine” as if they have ownership over the fish that popped out of the water. Similarly, how often do we hear young children proclaim, “That’s mine,” as if they have some ownership over that toy or cupcake? We know full well that they own nothing.
What Should We Do With Our Money? Four Principles to Help You Steward Your Finances to the Glory of God
I have always loved that math problems are black and white. 2 + 2 is always 4. Fifteen percent of 1,000 is always 150. But math problems can be harder to solve when applied to real-life situations. I majored in math at Furman and loved it. However, after graduating from college, I had a real-life math problem to solve: How would I best glorify the Lord with the money God gave me? Unlike most math problems, there is not a black-and-white set of rules for managing our finances.
How One of the Greatest Evangelists Was Also the Chief of Sinners: Practical Encouragement From the Life of Paul
As a pastor of almost 6 yearsand a Christian of 15 years, one of the hardest things for me to get my head around is why I choose to ever sin. And yet, I choose it every day. I do not love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength every day (Mk. 12:30). I choose to love the world and the things in the world (1 Jn. 2:15–17). And yet, it is only by God’s grace that I am not what I used to be. Most of my congregation would be flabbergasted to meet 18-year-old Aaron.
How Your Relationships Can Change the World
I often feel guilty because I rarely feel like I am doing enough to impact my town for Jesus. I need to evangelize more. I need to disciple more. I need to serve more. I need to pray more. I need to preach more effectively and persuasively. I need to pastor better. And surely, I have a long way to go in each of these areas. But I also have come to recognize that I cannot change my town, much less the world, by myself. Even my church cannot reach our community on its own.
The Tension of Prayer
I love math. I majored in math at Furman. I love that math problems are black and white — there is a right answer and a wrong answer. I never enjoyed writing school papers because of the subjective nature of the grading process. I feel like I can hand the same paper to different professors and get vastly different feedback. Calculus is beautiful because the answer is always the same, regardless of the professor. The black and white is nice.
In America, we love individual accomplishment. When discussing a team sport like basketball, the chat is more likely to be about the greatest player of all time (Kareem, Michael, or LeBron?) or the best individual statistics. We pride ourselves on our individual accomplishments in school or our workplace. Many of us already struggle to give up our beloved individualism to invest deeply and sacrificially in a local church where Jesus is King and everyone else is more important than me.
The Necessity of Regenerate Church Membership
We have all types of memberships in America. You can be a member of Sam’s Club or a rewards member of Chick-fil-A. You know people who are members of a local gym or the Lions Club. Membership is all around us. Yet, all of these memberships are voluntary, and, in many ways, purely transactional. Is church membership like all of these other memberships? Or is there something fundamentally different about being a member of a church? Should churches even have membership? If yes, who should be a member?
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The Flavor of the Church
The holidays are a time of flavor. We walk into Grandma’s house on Thanksgiving or Christmas, and all the spices combine for amazing smells and delicious food — cinnamon, nutmeg, cranberry, butter, garlic, and much more. These are the flavors of the holidays, and they create delicious, memorable holiday experiences. Similarly, we can ask: What elements should “flavor” a church?
Using Halloween to Reach Our Neighbors: Four Practical Encouragements
How often do your lost neighbors come to your house on their own initiative to connect with you? If your experience is anything like mine, the answer is essentially never. However, there is one exception: Halloween night. Halloween is the only day of the year when unbelievers will come to you! Why wouldn’t we take advantage of this opportunity?
Re: 404 issues
Ah ok thanks! We will try it out. Regarding log access or reporting on logs, is that available? Would like some more capability on spotting 404s, and doing reverse dns reporting so we can track organization level traffic. Cheers, Aaron On Mar 7, 2018 04:13, "John D. Ament" wrote: > .htaccess support should still work. I would recommend following up with > infra if you're seeing something not quite right.
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