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Monday, March 6, 2017

Preach the Word!


Posted by ck at 10:55 AM
Labels: 2 Timothy 4:1-5, Always Reforming, bad preaching, expository preaching, good preaching, passion and preaching, preach the Word, the need for reformation in America
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Pastor Caleb Kolstad

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Dr. Kolstad has had the great privilege of shepherding for over 19 years now; (16 years as a Sr. Pastor). Caleb’s life verses are Joshua 1:8-9; Ezra 7:10; and Col. 1:28-19. While living in CA, during his time at TMS, Caleb was a deacon at Grace Community Church under the leadership of his longtime pastor, John MacArthur. Caleb’s personal mentorships with Pastors Jerry Wragg, Carey Hardy, Kent Kolstad, and Joe Flatt have forever shaped his life and ministry. To help feed the flock of God with maximum accuracy and effectiveness LCBC's Sr. Pastor received his Doctorate in Expository Preaching from the Master’s Seminary. Prior to this, Caleb earned a BA in Communications with a minor in Biblical studies from the Master’s University. In 2005 he graduated from the Master’s Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree. Caleb’s lovely wife received her MA in Biblical Counseling from the Master’s College. She has been a guest speaker at the “Women Discipling Women” Conference. She is also a certified member of ACBC. When she is not homeschooling or caring for her family she loves serving the women and children of LCBC and gardening
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