In the book of 2 Thessalonians, Paul is helping some new believers to understand that though the end of all things might be near, there is still some important work to accomplish. The first portion
After the resurrection, Jesus gave four commission statements to His followers. Take a moment and read them. Jesus said to them again, “Peace to you. As the Father has sent me, I also send you.”
In Acts 18:1-17, we see Paul take up a ministry challenge: Plant a church in a place where it seems unlikely. He traveled from Athens to Corinth with the hopes of carrying the gospel. While
Church leaders are tempted constantly with the idea that everything the church does has a dollar amount attached to it. When we lean in this direction, we are simply wrong. The work of making disciples,
Our mission is always relational, so never use people for evangelistic target practice and illustrations of social do-gooding. Drive-by ministry devalues the lost and is insulting to the Christ who died for the sake of
Wondering if one can know the will of God is an age-old question. The story contained in 1 Samuel 16 gives us principles that we can observe about knowing and following God’s will. In the
