Learning to Share the Gospel like PaulWith the help of Betty Crocker and her fudge brownie mix, I am told I make the world’s best brownies.…Read Article
Where Sin is BornDo you ever feel like someone else is making you behave badly? I do, I think we all do. In…Read Article
Living as “Sent Ones”: Apostles, DisciplesJust as Jesus sent his 12 disciples, he is now sending all of his followers to do this work. Jesus…Read Article
When Encouragement Comes Full CircleWhen we serve without an emotional break, we can easily overload and spill over into a melted mess. The same…Read Article
My Challenge: Pray for and Thank your PastorToday, I want to propose something counter-cultural: I want to challenge myself and you to pray for and appreciate our…Read Article
Learning to Be the ChurchWhat difference might it make if instead of planning more church programs, we initiated more projects next door? Jesus challenged…Read Article
Lessons from Egyptian Christians, Part 3: Extreme HospitalityLet us be a church that is known for hospitality, for how we love our family and our enemies. Let…Read Article
Ministry Reversed (Ephesians 5:16)Although RJ intended to encourage her ill friend, she was surprised by “ministry reversed” as her friend showed a positive,…Read Article
Lessons from Egyptian Christians , Part 1: Political Unrest is Good for the ChurchChris recently traveled to Egypt and there learned some important lessons about being a Christian. He learned political unrest is…Read Article
Worldly Wisdom Or God’s Wisdom (Part 5)“And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace.” James 3:18 (ESV). When we are…Read Article
Why We Should Pray For Our LeadersIt doesn’t seem like a hardship to pray for leaders like Joshua who have proven themselves to be godly men…Read Article
Work, Art and Imagination (Take Five)In this week’s Take Five, we are focusing on beauty and art in our everyday lives. Whether we are taking…Read Article