With the amount of books out there today, it’s overwhelming to know what to read and what’s worth skipping. These books run the spectrum from books for youth workers to theology books that address issues youth workers should be aware of.
God desires more than authenticity. God desires worship that is right. I recently read through Leviticus, and while it isn’t the most exciting reading in Scripture (and certainly isn’t as quotable as Paul’s writing), I was continually humbled by the… Continue Reading →
This is an important question, because it directly affects how you present the Gospel to an unbeliever. Minimalist & Heavy-Handed Examples For instance, if you take a minimalist approach then you’ll probably share the “Gospel” like this: God loves you… Continue Reading →
But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. 2 Corinthians 12:9 The Christian life… Continue Reading →
During my final year in seminar working towards completing my M.Div. I was interning at a church where I was asked to make regular pastoral visits to the elderly folk at the assisted living home next door to the church…. Continue Reading →
I had a short but interesting discussion the the man who leads our church’s prison ministry today. He referred to the mutual submission within the Persons of the Trinity as a model for how we all should relate to and… Continue Reading →
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