Outreach Leaders

"I’m talking about people who are lazy. People who don’t want to work."

The church has effective tools at our disposal to communicate Christ to this postmodern world.

I went to the polling place to cast my votes, and ended up casting non-partisan prayers for all the candidates. As I stood over that ballot with pen in hand, looking at all the names and offices, tears dropped down indiscriminately on the ovals below.

Seeing abortion access restricted would not mean the end of unplanned pregnancies. Instead, pro-life advocates would need to be prepared to expand the critical work they are already doing.

Every year during the fall, the air becomes crisp, the days shorter, and the end of October is marked by a celebration known to us as Halloween. However, on October 31st—something greater than Halloween should be recognized—especially by the Protestant church.

I lead a church that meets in rented spaces. In late July we got word our building owners were not going to open the building to us, or anyone else, due to COVID for the rest of 2020. The comments above are from two individuals in our church who are a part of what we are calling, “House Gatherings.”

Today we’re looking at the 4th characteristic that makes business “Christian.” Below are the links for the previous characteristics that I posted. Christian work is: - 1. Creation-Fulfilling -...

The Apostle Paul wrote, “For what have I to do with judging outsiders? Is it not those inside the church whom you are to judge?” (1 Cor. 5:12). What we should worry more about is biblical illiteracy within the church—and it’s everywhere.