We Have Dual Citizenship
Dual citizenship shapes an ambassador’s calling: Christians represent the Kingdom of God while living in this land.
Author: Ed Stetzer
Are You Sharing the One Story?
If we just take the Bible in isolated parts, we miss the flow of God. And the flow is important to understanding that the Gospel isn’t just a group of ideas.
9 Church Planting Obstacles When Planting a Church
Like any movement, church planting obstacles exist that threaten the vitality and longevity of church planting. We must consider how to address them.
Ukrainian Christians Keep Sharing the Love of Jesus
When I asked Ukrainian Christians leaders what they would want American Christians to know and to do, they consistently pleaded with me: “Tell Americans to stop believing Russian propaganda about the war.”
Ed Stetzer: A Higher Allegiance
There is no promise that this American experiment will last forever. Only the kingdom of God will last forever, Higher Allegiance.
To All Graduates: A Guide to High School Graduation
Graduation at any level is an important time of new beginnings and excitement, and this guide speaks to how high school graduation marks a transition into autonomy and self-discovery.
20 Things I Learned From Attentive Church Leadership
"The well-defined leader continuously pursues internal alignment, embracing their true self before God. Attentive Church Leadership defines who they are more than the expectations of individuals or the apparent successes or failures of any organization." -Kevin Ford and Jim Singleton
The Case for Small Groups
You can’t build community by way of programming, but you can use a program to create a pathway through which small groups can happen.
Evangelism and the Privatization of Faith
Make friends, in your own way, and avoid isolating yourself—be open to show and share the love of God, as discussions around privatization of faith shape evangelism.
20 Things I Learned From God Shines Forth
"To get a right and true understanding of God Shines Forth (and to correct any faults and distortions we may continue to pick up) we must look to the Son." -Daniel Hames and Michael Reeves