Nate Pickowicz

Christian, are you struggling with spiritual depression? I wrote this book for you. a.co/d/eHaKpS6

R. C. Sproul: Defender of the Reformed Faith by @NatePickowicz R.C. models the utmost care for doctrinal precision without sacrificing the love and grace needed to be kind to those with whom we disagree. #rcsproul

Even after his passing, R.C. still has much to teach us about what it means to contend earnestly for the faith. R. C. Sproul: Defender of the Reformed Faith by @NatePickowicz hesedandemet.com/r-c-sproul

God was sovereign yesterday. God is sovereign today. God will be sovereign tomorrow. Let this truth encourage your hearts.

Moses saw Christ in a bush and feared not Pharaoh. —John Cotton, Works 2:258

"Your word is a lamp to my feet And a light to my path." (Psalm 119:105)

Too many ministries are confused about the role of the pastor, often treating him like a CEO, therapist, activist, administrator, influencer, visionary, etc. But the primary responsibility of the pastor is to PREACH and TEACH the Word of God. (1 Tim 4:11, 13; 5:17; 2 Tim 4:2)

Happy indeed is that church whose members not only desire to reach heaven themselves, but desire also to take others with them. —J.C. Ryle

@Phil_Johnson_ I'm eager for the upcoming OT volumes. Much needed resources for today.

11 years ago today: ht: Riccardi

I'm thankful to have had the opportunity to chat with Lauren Green on @foxnewsradio about my book, Overcoming the Darkness. Tune in! fox.com/watch/episode/…

@TimmmmBates I love this!

Here’s a picture of my dad (who just recently became a great grandpa) reading a copy of @NatePickowicz biography of RC Sproul. The man was giddy telling one of my nieces of RC’s legacy.

Merry Christmas from our family of 7 to you, Twitter. What a gift is the imputed righteousness of Christ

@Svigel Mission drift on steroids.

Theology 101: I get the sense that over the last several years, politically-driven eschatologies have gone from aggressively converting the world by the gospel to allowing the gospel to be converted by the world.

@PuritanGold Virtually every American child for 150 years that was taught the Christian faith was trained with Cotton’s catechism. It was part of the New England Primer.

John Cotton's Children Catechism is commonly referred to by its short title "Milk for Babes" - the original full title in New England was: "Spiritual Milk for Boston Babes in Either England. Drawn out of the Breasts of Both Testaments for Their Souls Nourishment."

What you obsess over reveals what you worship. (FYI - Politics, success, sports, or hobbies make for terrible gods.)

Here's a chart I made from Thomas Boston's The Crook in the Lot where he talks about reasons why God allows suffering👇🏼

“Cast your burden upon the LORD and He will sustain you; He will never allow the righteous to be shaken. But You, O God, will bring them down to the pit of destruction; Men of bloodshed and deceit will not live out half their days. But I will trust in You.” — Psalm 55:22-23

A weak faith can lay hold on a strong Christ. —Thomas Watson

@jonathco Thankful to know this, brother. One verse at a time…

@NatePickowicz Amen. Nate, you're one of a small handful of brother pastors that I listen to during the week on Sermon Audio. Thank you for your clear, biblical preaching.

Nobody asked, but here’s my 3 rules of preaching: 1. Be clear. 2. Be accurate. 3. Be passionate.

@Whit1646 One book I enjoyed, which I didn’t expect, was ‘The Incomparable Christ’ by J. Oswald Sanders.

@NatePickowicz What favorite book or books have you read on doctrine of Christ?

I haven’t written anything in almost 6 months. Rather I’ve just enjoyed studying Scripture and the doctrine of Christ. It might turn into something; it might not. But I will say this: Christ is amazing!

@LloydLegalist Freedom.

If there was a scratch and sniff map of the United States, what would your state smell like?