Faith Eury Cho: Centered on the Presence of God
Busyness doesn’t have to compete with my intimacy with the presence of God. I do everything for him and with him.
Busyness doesn’t have to compete with my intimacy with the presence of God. I do everything for him and with him.
Yes, God uses our gifts, but at the end of the day, when success comes, God gets the glory because he is the source, and it examines ministry growth temptations that can arise.
As ministries evolve toward a hybrid church, we should look at inviting people online or even creating opportunities for people to be digital missionaries, sharing Jesus in digital and virtual spaces.” —Jeff Reed
It’s one thing to ask AI to help with sermon title ideas; for AI and the Church, it’s another to replace the study of God’s Word, and the work of the Holy Spirit, with ideas pulled together by AI.
First, we need an environment in which evangelism and disciple making are normalized for followers of Jesus. Second, we need healthy faith communities that can sustain multiplication.
Creating a support network outside of our vocational spaces is mission-critical for the mental, spiritual and physical health of leaders, addressing loneliness in leadership.
Wisdom From a Life of Ministry offers insight: The kingdom of God is made up of failed people who make mistakes. We should put our trust in the principles of Scripture, in the teachings of God.
The temptation of the Tower of Babel reminds us to Take Caution With Technology as we use our gifts.
A path to deeper closer further faith is at the heart of our teaching.
We know that the most powerful way for us to witness to God’s presence in the world is to be consumed by his presence.