Outreach Leaders

There are many things in this world that constantly pull and beg for our attention, our heart, our worship and our souls.

If I’m being honest, prayer is one of the places where I struggle the most in my walk with God.

Your husband’s pornography problem is about one thing. It’s about how sin is always crouching at our door, waiting to devour us. Pornography is such a quick and easy temptation, and it’s everywhere.

Christians have learned to expect that when we feel the most helpless, God is the most helpful. In light of that, what should fathers say to their children about significant events, like those we’ve faced this year and will continue to face in the future?

The dilemma of progress is this: the more things progress, the more we desire. The more we desire, the more we expect. The more we expect, the less we are willing to wait.

Are we creating ignorant Christians by dumbing down Christianity? I would go so far as to say there is a fear of knowledge in evangelical Christianity. But normally in relationships, the more we love someone, the more we want to know about that person.

Leadership is our great responsibility; prayer is our great priority. Here are four bold and courageous prayers every leader can pray. You can pray them once or all year!

In a world that offers too many bad answers and not enough good questions, Christians should be known for our curiosity. Here are three reasons why.