Outreach Leaders
3 Signs You’re Dying on a Hill That Jesus Never Asked You To
There are some battles we need to fight, but we don't need to wage every cultural war. Here are three signs that you might be dying on a hill that Jesus never asked you to.
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If You’ve Ever Felt Abandoned by God
Loss is a debilitating feeling. Something as simple as losing your keys creates anxiety and unsettledness until they are found. The loss of a job triggers fears, insecurities and doubts, the feeling of being abandoned by God.
Outreach Leaders
Raised Through the Blood
What is the central message of Christianity? This is a subject of timeless importance in a day when many insist that the central message is kindness in interpersonal relations, or that it is societal justice.
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Are You a Functioning Atheist?
I’m concerned with the level of functional atheism that exists in the church of Jesus Christ. Yes, we believe that God exists, that he created the heavens and the earth, that the Bible is accurate, and that paradise awaits, but we often live—at a functional level—as if there is no God.
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Who You Work With Matters More Than You Think
Take a look at your office, especially if you're part of a church staff. Who you work with matters. Do your co-workers make it a joy to come to the office each day, or do you dread coming in the door?
Outreach Leaders
Don’t Date That Guy
If I could offer one piece of advice to women who are dating, it would be this: don’t go on even one date with a man you already know you shouldn’t marry. Every marriage begins with a first date.
Outreach Leaders
45 Leadership Quotes and Lessons From Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Sean McVay on Matthew Stafford, Aaron Donald, and Building a Winning Culture
Here are 45 leadership quotes and lessons from Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Sean McVay that every leader needs to hear.
Outreach Leaders
Is it Time to Stop Quoting John 3:16 for Outreach?
John 3:16 isn’t even the full story of the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus. Why have we tried to shrink the Kingdom call into those 26 words?