Regrettably, churches too often lose touch with the students they helped raise when they go away to school. Perhaps these ideas will help your church avoid that tendency.
This coming Sunday (May10), many of us will celebrate Mother’s Day in our church. If your church is planning to honor mothers, here are some pastoral thoughts to keep in mind:
I’m writing today about two particular attacks of Satan and his forces on believers, but I could list others (like false teaching, idolatry, etc).
We will be celebrating Easter this coming Sunday. Today, I want to offer suggestions for living in resurrection power each day.
“If you know me at all, you know I love missionaries. One reason I do is because they always teach me something. Here are some of the things I’ve learned from them over the years.”
Maybe you know these people. They’ve been attending your church for some time — certainly long enough now to have decided whether to join officially.
In my various roles, I’ve been privileged to travel the world, talk to global brothers and sisters in Christ, and learn from them. I may be the professor, but they always teach me. Here are some things we can learn.
I’m a professor of evangelism and missions, but I still need reminders that I must intentionally choose to lead the way in doing evangelism.
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