The Mission [Fuge 2018 Louisville]
I had the privilege to serve as the camp pastor at the Fuge Camp at Southern Seminary in Louisville on July 9-13, 2018.…
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The Mission [Fuge 2018 North Greenville]
I had the privilege to serve as the camp pastor at the Fuge Combo Camp at North Greenville University on June 25-30, 2018.…
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Your Mission Is Too Small
God blessed the nation of Israel in order to be a blessing to all other nations, but eventually, they refrained from sharing that…
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The Great Omission
The Great Omission Matt. 28:16-20 After Jesus’ resurrection, he commanded his followers to go and make disciples of all nations. Instead of committed…
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Make the Most of Every Evangelistic Opportunity
Colossians 4:2-6 Make the Most of Every Evangelistic Opportunity Instead of waiting for unbelievers to come to the church, the church is meant…
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Salt and Light
The Word Salt and Light (Matt. 5:13-16) As Jesus began his public ministry, he gathered disciples in order to teach them how to…
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3 Circles: 1 Method of Sharing the Gospel
The 3 CIRCLES PRESENTATION helps answer common questions in a simple and memorable way so that you can begin to naturally and actively share it with…
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Pray, Give, and Go
We had the wonderful privilege to hear from a couple of missionaries tonight. One is on a stateside furlough and another is preparing…
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Gospel Intentionality
If you want a church to grow biblically, you must focus on evangelism. Much of what happens in churches can be attributed to…
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Is a Church Growing If at the Expense of Another Church Declining?
One day, as I was engaging in some yard work, I came across a curious display of foliage surrounding a small tree in the…
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On the Clock
On the Clock (Titus 2:9-10) – While we are on the clock vocationally, we are also on the clock missionally. Even if your job isn’t in…
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Here I Am – Send Me
“Near, far. Near, far.” One can easily picture Grover from Sesame Street running back and forth in front of the camera. The closer…
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