Outreach Leaders

If you want to make the journey to God, you need to at first be thoroughly dissatisfied with the way the world is. In Psalm 120, the psalmist has noted that he is the wrong place, so now he needs to get to the right place.

Yes, it is a time to listen. To listen to those who were silenced for most of our nation's history. Even as I write this post, I find a strange relief in not having to speak to an issue I really don't understand. I'm glad to listen.

This time something was different. Her mom was ready to follow Christ. She prayed with Jess and confessed her sin and her need for Jesus. Her mom was the first person to start the chain to lead their family to Christ.

That was my faith. And that faith escaped from my heart and flushed down the drain that day. That was the beginning of my rescue.

Many of us who disciple will be forced by our mobile society to consider discipling remotely at some point. For many folks, long gone are the days when they stayed in one area their entire lives. We must be ready to disciple from a distance.

"The sad reality is that many churches have less than one-half of their members showing up at any one point."

"Pinterest is yet another place to share and live out our faith," says Tami Heim.

Are you stuck in your outreach methods? Do you see people as projects? Maybe it's time to rethink your approach with a fresh perspective.