3 Key Guardrails for a Disciple-Making Culture
We have to be willing to be unsuccessful in this world in order to be successful in the world to come.
We have to be willing to be unsuccessful in this world in order to be successful in the world to come.
Apostolic leadership is often misunderstood or ignored. This article explores why recovering this biblical role is essential for a healthy, mission-focused church.
The level of commitment and accountability for a school sports team is often higher than that of church volunteers. Why?
There are countless stories of God accomplishing what only he can when people step out in faith. What can we learn?
Playing the comparison game steals our joy and leaves us feeling ungrateful for where God has us. But how do we stop?
Jesus left inconsolable things in our lives, not for us to break ourselves trying to eradicate them, but to give us hope.
It's easy to be so focused on the spiritual vitality of others that we neglect our own. Here are signs you're running on fumes.
Younger believers become mature through the investment of more experienced believers. Here are ways to start successful mentoring relationships.
Contrary to stereotypes, Millennials are hungry to be mentored and discipled. Here's how to do it.
Dhati Lewis has an aspiration: to create a blueprint of urban discipleship so that this generation will be the last that has to leave the city to get trained for ministry.