A Long Walk to Jesus
Someone who had been family by blood became family through the long walk to Jesus and the blood of the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
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From Obedience to Sufficiency: Dallas Willard on the 3 Stages of Faith in Job
In his final book, Life Without Lack, Dallas Willard uses the story of Job to illustrate a transformative journey through three distinct stages of faith. While many believers remain in the "faith of obedience," where they expect blessing for good behavior, the "Job chapters" of life often force a shift into the "faith of desperation". Ultimately, this path leads to the "faith of sufficiency," a place of resting silently and calmly in the Shepherd’s presence, where God’s goodness is found to be truly enough.
Life in 6 Words App: An App That Helps Equip Youth to Share Jesus
Like a ready-to-use gospel tract, the Life in 6 Words app is always available for believers to share the Good News of Jesus with friends and strangers alike.
Joel Muddamalle: Humility in Leadership and Total Dependence
We think humility in leadership is an invitation for people to walk all over us, for endless suffering, to be left out. Yet the Bible doesn’t present that at all.
Resilience After Adversity: Bouncing Back From Adversity and Failure
Sometimes, we wallow in our failure or rejection in an effort to understand it. But often, it’s just a matter of timing, chemistry, or circumstance. Resilience after adversity comes from learning to bounce back.
The 3 Phases of Church-Planting Churches
Where is your church on this progression toward being a church-planting church?
Rise of the Nones in America: They Simply Stopped Believing
In the rise of the nones, Only 3% of Americans who grew up in a religiously unaffiliated home said they joined a religion.
Making Scripture Relatable
In Making Scripture Relatable, maybe the Bible actually invites us – even dares us – to fill in some of the blanks.
Roots Before Fruit
“Our identity as daughters and sons is more important than our impact as leaders.”
How Are You Using Your Influence for God’s Kingdom?
The question isn’t whether you have influence for God's Kingdom. It’s what you do with it.
