Articles for Outreach & Missions

I said yes to every. single. opportunity. It sounded smart in 2017.

The church sometimes has a "revolving door" problem. I have heard other pastors call it “the churn” or “hugging a parade.” Why is going to church for the long haul so difficult in our culture?

And if the spiritual gift of prophecy continues in our day, what are we to do? Paul tells us exactly what to do: “Pursue love, and earnestly desire the spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy.”

We all will leave a legacy of sorts—either a positive one or a negative one. Our lives eventually will come to an end, and each of us will leave a legacy.

Sometimes we ask for God's favor by asking him to join "our side." An example from Joshua teaches us that asking God to be on our side is the wrong request.

Ministry leaders must take a day off each week or they lack the moral authority to encourage those they serve to rest.

We hate one another. This is the conclusion I came to in reading through Proverbs 10:12.

As a Christ-follower, you have to think about how you engage online. Next time your Facebook feed becomes one long dialogue on the latest social issue, think through these three steps before you join the conversation.