When Religious People Make Horrible Neighbors
In The Parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus challenged the stereotypes of religious people. Those who are people of the Kingdom show compassion to others.
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Journey to the Field
It has been said that failing to prepare is preparing to fail. For short-term mission participants and trips, this is also true. Journey to the Field was developed as a tool for individuals to use as they walk toward the mission field, serve on the mission field and return from the mission field.
Commission Collective
One of the greatest mismanagements of Kingdom stewardship is when we reinvent wheels that have been running well for a long time. We must reorient ourselves as Christians and within our churches to a commission collective mindset.
What Would You Do if the World Had One Week Left
What would you do if the world had one week left? If it would change your priorities on the last week, it probably should at least change your perspective for this week.
Seek the City’s Welfare
As our world continues to polarize its citizens into different camps, how should Christians respond? Instead of retreating from this world, we need to be blessing this world. Your city should be a blessed place because of your church’s involvement in it.
Jesus Promises to Always Be With Me
In Matthew 28, we read of how Jesus gathered his disciples together after his resurrection. On that day, he provided the Great Commission and assured the disciples of his presence with them as they went out.
Let All the Peoples Praise You
God’s blessing is a means to the end of God’s way of being known among all nations. How are we …
10 Bible Verses on Missions
Not only does the Bible contain verses on missions, a major theme of the Bible is God’s mission to redeem …
It’s News Too Good to Keep to Ourselves
In the concluding comments of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus commissioned the disciples to take the gospel into all the world. If …
How to Invite Someone to Church (Without Scaring Them Off)
Christians live in a time when we are comfortable talking about trivial matters and uncomfortable discussing gospel opportunities. Â If someone …
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