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As we ponder a variety of landscapes that God takes us through in the Christian life, we consider the detour. Can you…

Despite a canceled flight and threats of persecution, Justin and Barnabas followed the prompting of God to travel, directly from a new…

Intentional relationships are relationships “done on purpose” or “deliberate” according to the dictionary. Intentional relationships are actively engaged and do not happen…

Mimi* grew up in a home where witchcraft was commonly used. When she was 12, she was sick and grew so weak…

One of the most eye-opening stats for church leaders recently was from a study completed by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona…

What did Jesus choose to prioritize as He began His earthly ministry? What did those early days and months look like? A…

All of us have had the experience of asking an acquaintance, “How are you doing?”  The response will often come back as…

“Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful.” 1 Corinthians 4:2 “For where your treasure is, there will your…

In order to create a disciple making culture, it is of supreme importance to identify, equip, and release disciple-making leaders. Each milestone…

“When Christ calls a man, he bids him come and die.” Dietrich Bonhoeffer Startling words from a man that understood well the…

Preachers have unique opportunities to develop stronger disciples while also enhancing the quality of their preaching. It often feels as if we…

Using Jesus as the model for ministry. It is hard to believe, but not everyone is excited about using Jesus as the…