Jesus Is Our Rescuer
According to the Bible, he rescues from sin and death. Jesus jumps into the sea of sin and death and hauls our lifeless bodies to the shore. Then, He leans low, and breathes new life into us.
According to the Bible, he rescues from sin and death. Jesus jumps into the sea of sin and death and hauls our lifeless bodies to the shore. Then, He leans low, and breathes new life into us.
You hear it all the time, and a simple Google search will produce countless articles on it: The most important leadership trait is empathy in leadership.
"The persecution of persecuted Christians worldwide continues to grow around the globe. As Americans, we must decide how we'll respond,” said Ryan Brown, president and CEO of Open Doors US. “Our hope is this report not only provides a call to respond, but also helps inform that response."
Most of the time, people are interested in stories they can identify with to know that if it happened for someone, it could happen for them. Humor and storytelling in evangelism can help communities connect with the message and see its relevance.
“If you want a roadmap for how to raise a child to be a spiritual champion,” he explains, “the actions undertaken as part of those four disciple-making practices offer a well-traveled pathway en route to a successful outcome.”
The will of God is that we believe. Those who truly believe will have their lives changed, moving beyond the illusion of faith.
God is in you and has given you all the lion repellent you need to fight off the prowling enemy. Now it's up to you to use it to fight Satan's attacks.
The church must be the church. And this is what it has to offer the world that the world does not already have: authentic biblical community. Understanding the great dechurching trend is crucial.
It is because partnership is Gods chosen way that we now have the privilege of becoming Gods fellow workers (1 Cor. 3:9), illustrating God's chosen partnership.
There are endless opportunities to turn unused space into community space through welcome community partnerships, but it will take a flexible and agile leadership eye to embrace change.