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.
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.
The author describes several “construction” problems with constructing any being like you. He then seeks to develop a more complete theory of nature and origin of personal beings.
I encourage you to use this list to pray individually and corporately with intentionality throughout this week.
In Virtuous Persuasion, Michael Niebauer delves deep into the basic questions of the mission of God, connecting it to the life we live. He argues that missio Dei, church planting and dialogue fail to provide adequate thinking on human morality.
Sometimes our failures help us—and others—to grow.
You can listen to each instrument of a symphony independently, but the expression and emotion of the song are absent unless you hear everyone playing together. There is a creative energy that is lost through a screen.
Why do we see revivals start with young people? Because they are desperate for a mighty move of God and a youth revival movement. They long for change.
Making sacrifices as a family for mission is costly, but Christ is worth it.
I believe the single most effective weapon against our joy in Christ and becoming who we are made to be is the lie that God is not who He says He is and you cant trust Him. This article explores the obstacles to trusting God's goodness.
As you strive to introduce people to your church and the ministry opportunities it offers, you are introducing them to an opportunity to encounter God himself through clear church communication.