How to Work With a Mentor
We need to be good at something before we ask someone to help us be great at something.
We need to be good at something before we ask someone to help us be great at something.
For many Christians, work can feel like a necessary evil—something they have to do to pay the bills while their true spiritual lives happen elsewhere. This divide between work and faith is deeply ingrained in us, shaped by centuries of theology, culture and practice. Yet Scripture calls us to a different vision, one in which … Continued
As we face challenge and opposition in our contexts, let’s be encouraged to keep going with consistency, moral courage and confidence in the Scriptures as God’s Word for all time—including our time.
Genuine love and care are unmistakable and irresistible. When people encounter it, it’s truly transforming.
We are reminded of our rescue and are placed in overwhelming moments where we must depend on him.
In its first decade, Suncrest was a young, small church without the resources to do what they’re doing now.
Seeking wise counsel doesn’t mean you’re unqualified; it means you’re teachable. And that posture of humility is what will sustain you in the long run.
The only way the moral filth of this world won’t control us is if the Word does instead. The spiritual growth, the sanctification happening in your church is God using his Word.
True leadership isn’t about doing everything well. Instead, it’s about focusing on doing a few things exceptionally well.
AI is not the enemy; it is a tool. But it is a tool that demands careful stewardship.