We often think about service as something we as a church do. But there are people in your community who are ready to join in church service initiatives if you organize it and are not concerned about who gets the credit.
We want people to feel welcome in an atmosphere where they can be real and bring their struggles, Sibylle says, encouraging the practice of bringing Jesus into daily life.
The hard parts of ministry and life, often experienced when leading through difficult times, are used by God to unearth the false identities and comforts that I tend to cling to other than God himself.
Nine times out of 10, guests will not just show up unsure of what to expect because they will have reviewed the church's website and social media pages looking for the flavor of your local church.
We teach our children through our words and our actions. Consistently and intentionally practicing spiritual rhythms within community and across generations matters when learning spiritual rhythms (Deut. 6:12, 31:913).
What might God have in store for you as you pursue him this year? I received three special gifts while writing for this project, and it makes me wonder: What surprises await you?
I will not talk about my prayer life to make me look more spiritual. My prayer life has a long way to go. If I hint in any way that I am some super saint with an unmatched prayer life, I am lying.
So when we talk about “smartphone addiction,” often what we are talking about is the addiction of looking at ourselves.
Three ways to help your people be part of God's mission for everyone.
Beth Moore, a prominent Bible teacher, shares her journey of lifelong learning and ministry.
