How You (Yes, You!) Can Share Jesus Daily
My guess is that you have more opportunities than you think. Every day, you rub shoulders with people: neighbors, the grocery-store checker, restaurant servers, other parents at the park—the list goes on.
My guess is that you have more opportunities than you think. Every day, you rub shoulders with people: neighbors, the grocery-store checker, restaurant servers, other parents at the park—the list goes on.
Joshua, the great leader of the people of Israel and successor to Moses, was leading the people into the Promised Land.
Patterson Sobolik encourages women in leadership to seize opportunities, model Christian values, and address both the challenges and temptations found in the workplace.
Make friends, in your own way, and avoid isolating yourself—be open to show and share the love of God, as discussions around privatization of faith shape evangelism.
“Holy” is the cry that even now is ringing in the heavens to describe God. That’s what Isaiah encountered as he was taken up in a vision and saw the Lord. The presence of God is central to understanding holiness in this passage.
We must mobilize Christian teenagers to promote teens sharing the gospel with love, passion, and urgency.
We cannot earn more of God's love or lose any of it because His love for us is God's unconditional love.
Spend some time reflecting on your current type of leader and leadership model by writing down the pluses and minuses of where your leadership stands and see if tweaks could be made to make you a more effective leader.
The days when a church planting network could simply say it exists to train church planters are over.
Wright explains the breadth of God’s mission to the world using the whole Bible, and holistically challenges the Lord’s global people to make his story our story by our participation in the seven-act drama of Scripture.