Alan Briggs: We Get Back Up After Falling
It never gets old to watch leaders formed and shaped in the painful, yet necessary, crucible of struggle and come out the other side more resilient, getting back up after falling.
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Alice Matagora: Everyday People Making Disciples
We need to make disciples, but we arent. From the data, it seems that people just lack an awareness or are unfamiliar or uncertain about terms such as discipleship, disciple making and the Great Commission, highlighting a need for everyday people making disciples.
The Opportunity in Ordinary Life: Becoming Everyday Missionaries
Every one of us has a private village. This circle is where we can most effectively share what Jesus has done for us and for others, becoming everyday missionaries.
Ed Stetzer: A New Church-Planting Era
When pastors demonstrate a teachable heart, they hit on the central virtue of their calling, marking a new church-planting era.
Keeping Up With The Harvest: Missional Communities Evangelism
At every sermon, people are invited to receive Christ, regardless of the numbers present. Moses also says that changing his prayer life changed the ministry, with missional communities evangelism playing a key role. God asked him to spend more time in prayer.
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson: Reading Women
When considering resources for our church, we must include the contributions of women. In recent years the hashtag #ReadWomen has surfaced to draw attention to this need, highlighting the importance of works by authors like Natasha Sistrunk Robinson.
Lecrae: Reconstructing Faith
"I think there is a healthy way to deconstruct, but I am not talking about getting rid of Jesus. I'm talking about getting rid of the things that are more cultural than Christian to get closer to Jesus," says Lecrae about reconstructing faith.
A Beautiful Reunion
If discipleship does not lead to evangelism, we should ask ourselves, "Who am I really following?"
Alan Briggs: Spiritual Practical Ministry Tasks?
I found myself getting swallowed by the practical and what I considered unspiritual ministry tasks. Somehow I never got to the good things. I was doing subpar work, and it was wearing me down.
Leading a Church Alone
God has called you to the place where you are, and if hes called you there, then he has a reason for you to be leading a church alone.
