Outreach Leaders

It is exactly because of the good social media accomplishes that we must be attentive to the nature of its power, a power that can bring ill as well as good.

We are looking, ultimately, for the weight of the glory of the kingdom of the reigning Christ.

A fire reignites inside us at the thought of what happened or what didn’t happen, what was said or what went unsaid, revealing that there are embers of unforgiveness smoldering inside us that threaten to burn forever if they are not doused for good.

The number one topic in the local church over the last 30-plus years addresses the question, “How do I grow my church?”

Many people are addicted to porn, even in the church. But perhaps if we understand why pornography has power, we would know better how to fight against it.

We have an insatiable desire for fast results and quick fixes. Over the years I’ve lived overseas, it’s become clear that this yearning has touched our missions methods as well.

The gospel, however, is not just the diving board off of which we jump into the pool of Christianity; it is the pool itself.

The last seven years of marriage and motherhood have bitten chunks out of my usual stable emotions, showed me how weak I actually am.