There’s No Fast Track to Spiritual Growth
Growing spiritually should be of high importance for every believer. But how can we begin to grow toward spiritual growth?
Growing spiritually should be of high importance for every believer. But how can we begin to grow toward spiritual growth?
Be friendly. I don’t mean friendly to people you know, or friendly to people you like, or friendly to people who are like you. I mean friendly to all people.
Dual citizenship shapes an ambassador’s calling: Christians represent the Kingdom of God while living in this land.
Many Christians who’ve gone to church all their adult lives (especially those under fifty) can’t recall hearing a single sermon on lies about heaven.
The nuts and bolts of making your preaching that much better
Growing spiritually is something that can be served by other people but ultimately must be owned personally by you.
Threats to unity in the church within a congregation abound.
What is your mental Monopoly board, and how are you processing your mental real estate, brain space and God's Word?
“This outreach is an opportunity to add some walk to our talk and be partakers, not just spectators,” remarks Gregory, who feels privileged to witness people move into a personal relationship with the living God.
Always invest in raising up new leaders before starting new ministries. Focusing on church ministry effectiveness helps prevent anemic ministries and tired volunteers.