Articles for Outreach & Missions
Collective Trauma is Changing the Church
Here's the thing with collective trauma. It’s like a puppet master. Collective trauma has to go somewhere. All that trauma will go somewhere.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Celebrating the Good Husband: How to Spot One, How to Keep One
I want to celebrate the good husband. Plenty of blog posts have challenged selfish husbands (and, admittedly less often, wives). But here are some qualities that make a man a great husband!
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No Shortcuts to Growth
God’s work is easy for Him. He doesn't look for shortcuts because He never grows weary. We get tired and frustrated, however. We’re tempted to look for the simple path, the quick answer, the effortless way toward growth. But there is none.
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Local Churches Are an Essential Part of God’s Plan to Reach the World through Missions
Local churches are a vital part of world missions in the way they stay engaged with the mission of Jesus both at home and abroad.
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11 Things Not to Get Your Pastor for Pastor Appreciation Month
Seriously, though, unless you are stone broke, get your pastor(s) something besides a hug and a handshake.
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Flat Tires, Frustrations and Always Being Ready to Evangelize
Life’s little frustrations can lead to Gospel conversations. Flat tires and frustrating situations never seem to come at a convenient time! But they often come with an important opportunity.
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Most Americans Know and Trust Their Neighbors
According to Lifeway Research, despite quarantines and social distancing keeping people in their homes during the pandemic, Americans still say they know and trust their neighbors.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Island With No Power, No Airport Receives Shoebox Gifts
Children on a remote island in the Pacific receive shoebox gifts and the Gospel of Jesus Christ thanks to the outreach teams with Samaritan's Purse.