
Thomas K. Ascol
Author of Dear Timothy: Letters on Pastoral Ministry
About the Author
Series
Works by Thomas K. Ascol
Truth and Grace Memory Book Three: Ages Fourteen to Seventeen (Truth and Grace Memory Books) (2017) 74 copies
From the Protestant Reformation to the Southern Baptist Convention: What Hath Geneva to Do with Nashville (2014) 69 copies
Truth and Grace Memory Book Two: Ages Ten to Thirteen (Truth and Grace Memory Books) (2017) 68 copies
Truth and Grace Memory Book: Book 2 8 copies
The Necessity of Accommodation and the Danger of Compromise in the Life and Ministry of the Church (2022) 5 copies
Imputation: The Sinners Only Hope 2 copies
The Founders Journal 2002 1 copy
The Founders Journal 2003 1 copy
The Founders Journal 2000 1 copy
The Founders Journal 2004 1 copy
The Founders Journal 2001 1 copy
Desafio a reforma 1 copy
The Founders Journal 2005 1 copy
Associated Works
John Calvin: A Heart for Devotion, Doctrine, Doxology (2008) — Contributor, some editions — 985 copies, 2 reviews
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Coverage of different topics is very broad and is written in a very interesting and inviting style. Well recommended for new / young ministers like me.
I just finished reading Dear Timothy Monday night. It was taking me a long time to read, so I decided to just stay up a bit and finish it! I enjoyed it very much as the faux character Timothy these letters are being written to is in a similar situation as mine. New first ministry, young guy, somewhat newly married. I would recommend it to all show more in a similar position as mine, or even if you’re not! It contains much good advice and teaching, as well as an interesting writing style.
It challenged me to be a more faithful and more heartful preacher. To counsel and direct people’s lives according to the heart and the glorious grace of the Lord Jesus, remembering we live by grace and not law. I learned a lot about the Puritans and read many quotes of many good things they had to say. I now set the book down seeing how much more still I have to grow and how much more active I should be and how much more diligent with my time I need to be. I need to take advantage of every minute!
I desire to, as Richard Baxter said, preach “as never sure to preach again and as a dying man to dying men.” (Quoted in Dear Timothy, 282)
My current life leaves much to be desired.
O to see our true condition we came from, to see God’s true holiness, and to see the glory of heaven that awaits us, and thus to see and be captivated by God’s amazing grace, and to keep our sights fixed on it always and the blood that purchased it, and to preach this gospel to dying men as a dying man, and to live to the praise of the glory of that grace.
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I just finished reading Dear Timothy Monday night. It was taking me a long time to read, so I decided to just stay up a bit and finish it! I enjoyed it very much as the faux character Timothy these letters are being written to is in a similar situation as mine. New first ministry, young guy, somewhat newly married. I would recommend it to all show more in a similar position as mine, or even if you’re not! It contains much good advice and teaching, as well as an interesting writing style.
It challenged me to be a more faithful and more heartful preacher. To counsel and direct people’s lives according to the heart and the glorious grace of the Lord Jesus, remembering we live by grace and not law. I learned a lot about the Puritans and read many quotes of many good things they had to say. I now set the book down seeing how much more still I have to grow and how much more active I should be and how much more diligent with my time I need to be. I need to take advantage of every minute!
I desire to, as Richard Baxter said, preach “as never sure to preach again and as a dying man to dying men.” (Quoted in Dear Timothy, 282)
My current life leaves much to be desired.
O to see our true condition we came from, to see God’s true holiness, and to see the glory of heaven that awaits us, and thus to see and be captivated by God’s amazing grace, and to keep our sights fixed on it always and the blood that purchased it, and to preach this gospel to dying men as a dying man, and to live to the praise of the glory of that grace.
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Helpful encouragements for a new pastor.
TOC:
1. Establish Priorities Tom Ascol
2. Watch Your Life Conrad Mbewe
3. Love Your Family Tedd Tripp
4. Love Your Flock Ted Christman
5. Memorize Scripture Andy Davis
6. Pray Always Martin Holdt
7. Cultivate Humility C. J. Mahaney
8. Be Courageous Bill Ascol
9. Do the Work of an Evangelist Mark Dever
10. Do Personal Work Fred Malone
11. Watch Your Doctrine Raymond Perron
12. Keep Studying Ligon Duncan.
13. Learn from the Puritans I Joel Beeke
14. Learn from the show more Puritans II Joel Beeke
15. Preach the Word Roger Ellsworth
16. Worship in Spirit and Truth Terry Johnson
17. Train Other Men Steve Martin
18. Care for the Nations Phil Newton
19. Don't Neglect Revival Ray Ortlund, Jr..
20. Find a Place to Settle Geoff Thomas
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TOC:
1. Establish Priorities Tom Ascol
2. Watch Your Life Conrad Mbewe
3. Love Your Family Tedd Tripp
4. Love Your Flock Ted Christman
5. Memorize Scripture Andy Davis
6. Pray Always Martin Holdt
7. Cultivate Humility C. J. Mahaney
8. Be Courageous Bill Ascol
9. Do the Work of an Evangelist Mark Dever
10. Do Personal Work Fred Malone
11. Watch Your Doctrine Raymond Perron
12. Keep Studying Ligon Duncan.
13. Learn from the Puritans I Joel Beeke
14. Learn from the show more Puritans II Joel Beeke
15. Preach the Word Roger Ellsworth
16. Worship in Spirit and Truth Terry Johnson
17. Train Other Men Steve Martin
18. Care for the Nations Phil Newton
19. Don't Neglect Revival Ray Ortlund, Jr..
20. Find a Place to Settle Geoff Thomas
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