Tag: J.D. Greear
Racial Reconciliation Journey in the Church
The church is being called to lead in mourning, in lament, in solidarity and in a renewed commitment to racial reconciliation journey.
Replacing what-ifs with even-ifs: Insights for Anxiety and Worry
Insights from Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego for our current age on replacing what-ifs with even-ifs
God Builds His Church Through Ordinary People
The flawed followers who changed the world.
4 Ways to Spread the Gospel
This guide outlines practical steps to spread the gospel with conviction and obedience.
Walking in the Spirit
Jesus accomplishes his will through spiritual gifts, both permanent and situational.
How Suffering and Evangelism Can Open Doors
In a world where joy can be hard to find, the link between suffering and evangelism shows how faith can shine through hardship and point others to hope.
The Better Bread
Picture a flock of sheep in a green pasture. What do they normally do there? They eat. When a sheep lies down in a green pasture it can only mean one thing: he’s full. In fact, he’s so full that he has no more desire to eat and lies down.
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.
