Discipleship
The Beauty of the Sabbath Meal
It was a Friday evening and I was standing at the door of a local Rabbi’s house, and I was definitely feeling intimidated. I had
It was a Friday evening and I was standing at the door of a local Rabbi’s house, and I was definitely feeling intimidated. I had
Pastors, we need to talk about mental health.
Animosity touches every inch of this planet. It’s everywhere and it has become like an airborne disease we can catch. These days, pastors are dealing
Mental health. The topic seems to be everywhere these days. The news is talking about mental health in a more sensitive way. There is a
Church planting during a pandemic is a unique challenge! Church Planting at a “normal” time is challenging, or, so I’ve heard. To be honest, I
Have you ever gone to bed and thought, “I have nothing more to do. Everything is done…” Oh, that’s right. You haven’t. I haven’t either.
One important part of disciple-making is experiencing God’s heart and calling for a specific place or people group. It could be where you work, your
I don’t know about you, but if I hear the phrases “unprecedented time” or “unique and strange circumstances” one more time, I might go a
“Have it your way.” Did you know that Burger King has used this slogan since 1974? There is a reason why it has stood the
This is such a challenging time as we navigate engaging with our communities online only. Below are some pointers to remain consistent, relevant, and engaging
When I am studying, collecting ideas, mind-mapping thoughts, and prayerfully working on the sermons I preach, I have a number of goals that are in the back of my mind. Here are 5 of my goals:
Instead of taking big, time-consuming steps, what if we started with little steps like praying for another person for only five minutes a day? What if that simple practice began to multiply, resulting in a cascading movement of prayer that eventually transformed a whole community?
