Jared C. Wilson: The Danger of Pragmatism—Part 2
The Holy Spirit rarely works according to the pragmatic metrics of church growth.
The Holy Spirit rarely works according to the pragmatic metrics of church growth.
You cannot truly know Christ without going through storms.
The Executive Committee dismissed the allegations too quickly.
Watching 'Darkest Hour' reminded me of the power of a leader to inspire through words.
Millennials are aching for community, and there is no better place to find it than the church.
Discipleship is a much talked about subject, but here are common misconceptions I'd like to address.
In my experience, the majority of Christians have a very limited understanding of God’s call on their lives, and therefore what they think about work is quite deficient. The popular belief among many Christians is that “the call” refers exclusively to the domain of the church, missions and particularly to the pastorate. But thinking this … Continued
We cannot be fooled into thinking that God will bless our ministries when we value talent over character.
Leaders should always take leadership seriously, but when we take it personally it can wreak havoc.
We might not always understand what God is doing in our lives, but he's at work for our good.