Outreach Leaders

I’ll be honest. The process of healing from church hurt is not easy. It can be hard to face the pain. It can be hard to disentangle the God who loves you from the misrepresentation of God by an unhealthy leader.

"If your vision doesn’t compel, move or stir people, your vision is too small."

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Ministry among truck drivers in West Africa has begun in five countries and is still expanding. A network of 70 local believers has formed to support it.

We see the beauty of God’s call to us as individuals by name (John 10:3), which changes our status from unblessed to blessed. To be called by name gives a special level of intimacy.

You are cut to the heart when you realize that it was your sin that put Jesus on the cross—when you see Jesus looking at you. It was your refusal to submit to God’s authority, your rebellious attitude to your parents, and your insistence on always doing things your way for which Jesus died.

Muddled though my thoughts and emotions are, one idea has surfaced again and again this week: the priesthood of all believers. Might there be something in this precious doctrine relevant to the church in this moment?

Everyone deals with painful emotions from time to time. You might struggle with anger, envy, fear, or guilt. Regardless, it’s possible to engage an emotional healing process on your journey toward wholeness.