
Antiracism work is gospel work
The world is watching to see if our gospel is big enough to address racism.
The world is watching to see if our gospel is big enough to address racism.
A lesson on praying bold, specific prayers and expecting God to answer.
What does it look like to go towards the pain? It looks like freedom, healing and resurrection. And, I believe, it looks a lot like Jesus.
How do we intentionally seek how, who, where and what to communicate as we make disciples?
I tell you, children and youth ministry workers, you have a special ministry.
2020 is drawing to a close. What will 2021 be like?
As twinkling lights brighten the winding streets after dark, the idea of Christmas is alive and well in my city. However, the understanding of its true meaning is not.
Jesus shines in the darkness. Allow him to come into your pain and struggle and provide you with a hope that the darkness cannot overcome.
Why settle for turning over a new leaf, when you can renew your mind?
Followers of Jesus were never meant to lure in the fish only by inviting them to church.
Have I prepared a place for Jesus in my own heart?
The post-COVID future can be bright because each of us can choose to make it so.
The physical foundation of Thomas and Sharon’s house was already intact, and now their spiritual one has started to change significantly.
My fear of the responsibility of the call and my inadequacies lessened in comparison to my fear of displeasing the Lord.
The farther one gets from his or her home culture, the easier it becomes to link arms with others in the global church.
I had tried so many different things in life, but nothing seemed to fill that God-shaped void.
This October, during Pastor Appreciation Month, let’s be quick to celebrate the service of the men and women who so faithfully and humbly lead in their ministries each day.
Seemingly small actions speak a profoundly larger message when it comes to discipleship.
Whereas the religious power brokers of his day used the table to exclude people, Jesus used the table to include people.
When God created man and woman in his creative image, he didn’t then ask them to sit back and watch.
The whole story of God both compels a life and compassion and frees us from the fear of death.
Even a short-statured, gold-toothed, Muslim-background, dialect-speaking gypsy lady living in Europe can worship our Lord.
My privileges meant a head start and not dealing with barriers and challenges people of color must persevere through almost daily.
Unprecedented times call for unprecedented dependence on God.