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If people lose courage in the face of pressure to compromise the Bible, it’s our job to help them stand firm.
If people lose courage in the face of pressure to compromise the Bible, it’s our job to help them stand firm.
Too many people see Discipleship and evangelism as separate. They are not.
The life of Jesus is the key to our missional mindset and discipleship practices as a church.
The missional leader understands it takes all (children, youth, and adults) to develop a mission mindset. Transformation does not happen overnight but will occur once everyone across all demographics strives to live out their daily missional tasks.
Sadly, for too many Christians, “worship” and “mission” represent a paradox, but our mission is directly connected to our worship. Mission is not just doing something for God but begins and ends with rich and joyful worship of God.
What you need to know to lead through chaotic times
We grow homesick on mission in a post-Christian world, but there is encouragement for those who embrace the adventure.
When the heavens open and your big idea, project or mission becomes clear, take some time.
Joshua 1:9 is the most viral verse and a universal call to be strong and courageous. Or is it?
"Jesus was a man of the people because he would rather bring healing to the sick than go to church on Sunday."