Answering the Call
Jesus is knocking on the hearts of his church to see if they will become what he desires for them to be in this season of ministry.
Jesus is knocking on the hearts of his church to see if they will become what he desires for them to be in this season of ministry.
Receiving Jesus is saving because “as the Father has life in himself, so he has granted the Son also to have life in himself” (John 5:26).
This is not easy work. It is going to get difficult and messy, and we will experience tears and anger. Prayer, both individual and corporate, is essential in the fight against human trafficking.
If we see Jesus' current work disconnected from our expectations based on the biblical record, our faith and ability to lead can be crippled.
“Let’s pursue Jesus relentlessly; he wants to be found. He may even join us along the journey.”
Evangelicals look to Scripture to know Christ, and there they find the unique Son of God.
With shifts in demographics, a leadership change has forced them to see the need for a fresh vision
I am in recovery from the racist ideas that shaped my consciousness from the very moment I was conceived, amid one of the most racist social and political stories in history.
When it comes to attending something as social as a church, visitors can feel especially vulnerable, so I teach church planters that they, too, must reduce guest anxiety.
The Israelites had a problem with mold as well. Their concern was moldy manna.