As author John Piper once wrote, “We weren’t meant to be somebody – we were meant to know Somebody.”
While Christ was teaching the disciples, He taught them that success was a by-product of knowing and obeying Him. As proof, when they obeyed Jesus by cas
Will you join the movement of adventure with God? Notice the gospel is at the center of everything we do. Ask God for laborers. Pursue interactive, trust-filled relationships leading to gospel conversations. Trust God’s power to heal and share the gospel
If you add each of the ingredients from God’s way instead of the world’s way (Luke 9), you have the recipe for effective kingdom ministry.
Our busyness not only hurts us physically, mentally, and emotionally, but also spiritually. It weakens physical health, robs the soul of peace, and prevents ministry to others. More importantly, we lose reward in heaven. Let’s look at Luke 6 for perspecti
Those who serve the public like waitresses feel much stress and temptations. Taking time to relate has the potential to transform them in Christ. Let’s journey with Jesus to learn how to move from temptation to transformation in Christ.
Here is the process of victory for those who share the gospel of the kingdom in the world: 1. Recognize how Satan destroys unbelievers2. Know that people refuse repentance even after a third of mankind killed3. Meditate on God’s word4. Recognize God’s control to protect and empower to witnesses to perform miracles and share testimonies5. Worship God…
“The basic problem of the Christians in this country in the last eighty years or so, in regard to society and in regard to government, is that they have seen things in bits and pieces instead of totals” (Francis Schaeffer). Most of us envision the church as a building with programs to meet the needs…
Most of us envision church as something to go to on Sunday morning. We hear sermons, sing songs and talk to the same people, while remaining unchanged and oftentimes bored. Our main focus becomes programs, maintaining the building and limiting ministry to those in our congregation. Is this what ministry is all about? Does God…