The other night, my wife and I watched a fascinating documentary about a man who spent seven months in the middle of the wilderness — away from his family — ...
I’ve heard people say, “Always have a Paul, and always have a Timothy.” My problem is that I want the actual apostle Paul to mentor me. Okay, I’m actually ...
Not only is it important to see the people around us, but what we see when we see them is also important. If we are going to be effective in ...
I often hear people talk about large group events and meetings, but few discuss how their small group Evangelistic Bible Studies (EBS) are going. Yet EBSs may be the most ...
With so many things we ought to emphasize with our young disciples, how do we discern what is most important? Dawson Trotman, the founder of the Navigators, created a simple ...
I gotta be honest. The first time I was baptized, I did so because my younger brother was getting lots of attention due to his own desire to get dunked—and ...
I detailed some of our struggles with Greek Ministry at USC in a post called,“Planting is Like Learning to Swim.” Since then we’ve had a breakthrough. Here is ...
I was in Mali, West Africa, with a handful of Americans. One day we went to a local crafts market in the capital city of Bamako. It was like something ...
Do we struggle to share our faith because other things are more important to us than the souls surrounding us each day? Your priorities reflect what you care most about ...
You gotta love home cooking. Show me a successful sports franchise and I’ll show you one that plays well at home. Every team loves the home field advantage. Of the ...
