Rivers Need Banks
Thirty-one years ago I planted a church knowing that the goal was to eventually see that church become a movement of multiplying…
The Gospel, Disciple Making, and Matthew Bates
The word “gospel” is an important word for disciples and disciple makers.[i] The word means “good news.” The gospel is the good…
Rhythms of Gratitude
In our North American context, we as Christians have three major holidays we celebrate: Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving. Jesus grew up in…
Jesus Is Inviting You
Are you a disciple? Are you making disciples in the world around you? A disciple is a person who is devoted to…
What’s So Dangerous About Misinterpreting the Bible?
Dr. Orpheus J. Heyward is involved every day in the trenches helping people to be disciples of Jesus. He uses the Word…
Indignant Like Jesus
Indignant – adjective feeling, characterized by, or expressing strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base. What makes me indignant? Do my…
5 Signs Your Church Might be Heading Toward Progressive Christianity
By: Alisa Childers Several years ago, my husband and I began attending a local Evangelical, non-denominational church, and we loved it. We…
A Change in Perspective
Lately, have you caught yourself saying, “When the pandemic is over…”? Like, “When the pandemic is over, I’m going to go on…
Are You Too Busy for a Family Devotion?
Stewarding Our Time I was recently having coffee with a dad who has 3 incredible kids. One is in college pursuing a…
Disciple Making must be Fueled by Solid Theology
We change our oil every 3,000 miles. We rotate our tires every 6,000 miles. We can check lights, fluids, and tire pressure…
Reflecting on the Great Commission
Prior to His ascension, Jesus gathered the eleven disciples to a mountain in Galilee to give them final instructions. These instructions were…
Are You Doing the Work?
It was late in Jesus’ ministry. He knew that His time on earth was coming to a close. Jesus turned to His…
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