God Has Good Things Planned for You
Why We Must Depend on the Promises of God in Difficult Times
Why We Must Depend on the Promises of God in Difficult Times
Periodically take a solo retreat to refresh your tired soul. Occasionally Ive taken a night and a day at a local retreat center. Im usually the only one there. When I go, I think, pray, plan, write, and study. Those periodic getaways refresh my soul and help break me from the rigors of ministry, resetting my focus to respond appropriately to the stresses ministry brings.
As the church, we are responsible for telling the most important story in human history, a story worth telling.
Reaching a Demographic Many Churches Are Missing
Here is why the church exists: for the glorification of God, the edification of the saints, and the evangelization of the world. In other words, for 'upward, inward, and outward" purposes.
Reflecting on my journey, I realized the profound impact of mentorship. Classroom learning wasn't enough; I was a rebel, determined to forge my own path. Looking back, I acknowledge my own leadership mistakes and the unique approach I took.
Many Christians struggle with depression. Here's how to think about Christians and depression.
More than 4,000 people were baptized at Baptize SoCal, signaling renewed spiritual hunger among Gen Z and sparking conversations about a modern-day Jesus Movement revival.
I greatly respect president of Southern Seminary, Al Mohler, but disagree with him on this biblical issue. As a conservative evangelical Christian, I understand the fears and concerns the Southern Baptist Convention has regarding the ordination of women in ministry roles.
To meaningfully engage the next generation, we must shift our thinking in these key ways.