Pastors

Every once in a while, I’m in a conversation where a church member expresses “surprise” to have seen his or her pastor outside the pulpit.

God calls, prepares and empowers spiritual leaders to lead His church. Spiritual leadership is not a job for everybody. While every Christian is called to follow Christ wholeheartedly, and make an impact on the world around them—some are called to equip the Body of Christ as spiritual leaders.

Today is an opportunity to remind yourself of some of the promises of God that are true no matter what season, circumstance, difficulty, frustration, or anxiety you might find yourself in.

Of course, if the Bible isn’t true, then professing Christians are in serious trouble. I believe the Bible is true. I believe it is the Word of God.

When we study the New Testament, we need to think about the context in which it was written. #Biblestudy #NTWright #NewTestament

When each of the Old Covenant signs are viewed in light of the fulfillment of all that they typified, we come to understand a great deal about the work of Christ.

Growing up in an unbelieving home, I never heard the word blessed as a child. After I came to Christ, I heard it often. I didn’t know what it meant; I just knew it sounded holy and spiritual.

Here are some lessons I have learned about managing the gift of momentum, through the lens of time, money, people, and energy.