Practice the Language of Christ
Every person we translate Jesus to has two options: to follow Him or stay where they are. We do our part in prayer and partnership with Jesus to practice the language of Christ.
Every person we translate Jesus to has two options: to follow Him or stay where they are. We do our part in prayer and partnership with Jesus to practice the language of Christ.
Lay down your life—starting with your awkwardness, your discomfort—for your friends. That’s how you translate Jesus.
Often, when people face a significant loss, it shakes their faith, leading to spiritual dissonance where their beliefs about God are challenged by painful reality. Pastoring through spiritual dissonance requires understanding this unique challenge.
As women who didnt receive what we needed from our fathers, we must make the time to grieve this loss in our lives. Doing so requires that we tell the little girl inside of us to pack her bags and leave for good. She cant coexist in a healthy and whole woman of God, especially when seeking a father's validation.
While acknowledging hits to the credibility, reputation and psyche of the church's collective witness, they passionately and practically encourage readers to see this not so much as a problem but an opportunity for the church to understand the times and know what is the best course of action to take (1 Chron. 12:32) in pursuit of systemic transformation for the sake of the gospel.
Discover new favorites and valuable tools that will enhance your effectiveness in ministry.
Excerpted from 'Journey of the Soul' (Revell)
Rediscovering the lost art of stewardship for the next generation leadership.
Rethinking How Teens Become Confident and Capable Adults (Revell, 2020)