The Heart of Change: Learning Where to Begin
“Walk worthy of you calling”—that’s a tall order. But this is God’s command in Ephesians 4:1. How do we change from an unworthy walk to …
Our Response to Suffering is a Powerful Teacher
When someone passes into eternity it causes reflection. As people reflect on the life now departed, they are reminded about how that person influenced their …
God is Faithful to Provide
Due to the nature of our family’s ministry, we have much interaction with cross-cultural missionaries serving Christ around the globe. One of my favorite things …
Cultivating A Culture of Evangelism
The Inevitability of Culture Every church has a “culture,” or way of doing things, based upon shared convictions, ideas, and values. Some churches do what …
On Reading Widely: Four Benefits for Pastors
“I just don’t have time to read widely,” says the modern pastor. Between preparing multiple sermons, planning outreaches, discipling believers, and so many other worthy …
Not at Odds: Revival and Routine Faithfulness
A Renewed Interest Some fascinating events have taken place over the past two weeks that have fueled a renewed interest in the subject of revival. …
Recovering A 20:20 Vision for Ministry
“I [Paul] did not shrink from declaring to you anything that was profitable, and teaching you in public and from house to house” ~ Acts 20:20 Clarifying …
A Disturbing Trend
One of the hallmark characteristics of Christians throughout the centuries has been their deep love for God’s Word. From the very beginning of the New …
Dedicated to Prayer: Focus on Senior Saints, Part 5
Post-employment seniors have a tremendous opportunity to serve Christ. Their opportunities multiply if their retirement allows them financial security and independence. Many older saints have …
Living Retirement: Focus on Older Saints, Part 4
God’s people who are in their later years need to understand God’s perspective about them. God’s plan is for them to continue to be fruitful …