Living the Good Life
Jesus doesn’t mince words as he changes the conversation from living the good life according to moral laws and beliefs to doing everything from the context of God’s love—from a place of deep relationship with him.
Jesus doesn’t mince words as he changes the conversation from living the good life according to moral laws and beliefs to doing everything from the context of God’s love—from a place of deep relationship with him.
Wherever you are or whatever you do, creative change is going to ruffle a few feathers. Perhaps more accurately, it’s going to drive some folks absolutely nuts, and defend your ideas.
The aim of the initiative is to encourage the flourishing of congregations by helping them deepen their relationships with God, enhance their connections with each other, and contribute to the vitality of their communities and the world.
You can do all God calls you to do, because He will equip you for His call. Insecurity in leadership can be battled, and you’d teach your church this, right? If God calls you to it, He will strengthen you for it.
In the context of the Great Dechurching, 15 million people who left evangelical churches, 51% are willing to return—right now.
The three-bedroom brick house is just a few hundred feet from the church, and families typically stay from two weeks to three months.
We string our lights, trim our trees, talk about the holiday, hear recorded songs mentioning the birth of Jesus… But how many people actually take time for Him? This season invites us to consider Room for Jesus in our everyday lives.
The growth of non-denominational churches shows that these congregations are more evangelistic, and are more intentional about reaching their communities with the gospel.
Insights from the apostle Paul