In my previous blog post, I addressed Richard Baxter’s (1615-1691) heart for soul care in the local church, the importance of which is expressed in his own words, “It is no small part of a minister’s duty to counsel men, as a wise, skilful, and faithful [duty].” However, as a preacher and teacher, Baxter recognized that his own passionate pleas from his weekly pulpit ministry remained ineffective…
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