From the Heart of a Pastor: Personal Reflections on the 44th President of the United States
"We explained to our children that in America's 240 years of historical existence, this was a first."
"We explained to our children that in America's 240 years of historical existence, this was a first."
“Over time, the value of humanity must become more important to us than the value of size and homogeneity.”
How this fivefold evangelism process can lead to a witnessing community and a movement of God.
“If unity and diversity are perfected in the eternal church, we should be ever pursuing its perfection in the local church, as well.”
While Sunday remains a segregated day for many, the call for racial reconciliation and diversity in the church is biblical and urgent. Explore five essential truths—from intentionality to sacrifice—that help congregations move beyond homogeneity to reflect God's eternal kingdom.
Numbers, dollars and buildings may not be the best way to measure the effectiveness of multiethnic churches.
“If you want people to live in a different way, you have to promise them change—the possibility of a different kind of church.”
Ed Stetzer: "While cities are an excellent place for gospel advancement, urban ministry is not without its challenges."
Craig Greenfield: "Would Jesus show any sort of special concern for one particular group or another?"
Mark DeYmaz: “It takes more than mere words and sentiment to bring about systemic change.”