Outreach Leaders

Before the pandemic, online offerings and social media were embraced largely as ways to serve and grow on-campus, in-person events. Now we must think creatively about how acres and parking lots, buildings and fields, can serve the online efforts.

“Ignorance is the first penalty of pride.” So wrote H.G. Wells in his 1920 work The Outline of Human History, in which he argued that...

“If you can trust God to save you, then you can trust God to lead you."

Jesus commands us to do it. So how do we do it well?

Christians need church. And we all need a healthy reminder from time to time that we need the church through all the seasons of our lives.

There’s the usual stuff I will say: comfort those whose candidate lost with the certainty of Christ’s victory. Caution those whose candidate won from putting too much hope in the outcome of any election, and remind them to show compassion to those struggling with fear over their loss.

"The question is no longer if you’re called. It’s only a matter of where and how."

It’s difficult for a conversation to be productive or end well when one or both persons don’t listen; they’re not interested in another view and simply want to drive their agenda regardless of the consequences.