Longevity
October 28, 2019
What is longevity in ministry? Is it tied to a place or a person? Longevity is our long-term commitment to go wherever he leads, even if that looks different at every turn. … More Longevity
Tag: evangelism
Gates of Hell
October 23, 2019
Are you discouraged by the attacks the Church is facing? Be encouraged. Jesus said, “the gates of Hell shall not prevail.” … More Gates of Hell
Pets in Ministry
October 14, 2019
Animals have a special place in our lives on this earth. Pets can open doors in cross-cultural ministry. Nothing is by chance in God’s economy. … More Pets in Ministry
Focus in the Frailty
October 11, 2019
Has life knocked the wind out of your faith? Are you struggling when evil seems to gain the upper hand in the life of those you love? Focus on Jesus. … More Focus in the Frailty
My Way or the Highway
October 9, 2019
Struggling to believe in God. Rather have it your way than his? Remember there will be consequences to your decision, whichever way you choose. … More My Way or the Highway
He Kept His Scars
October 2, 2019
Is there proof to the resurrection? He kept his scars. … More He Kept His Scars
Worth the Cost
September 30, 2019
Do we share our faith when taking up the cross costs so much for Muslims? … More Worth the Cost
What if they hadn’t waited?
September 18, 2019
She’d heard the words herself. There was no need to wait to confirm. When an opportunity presented itself, she let it all out. Little did she know she’d only heard part of the story. Though I watch it every year, I still get mad at Emma, the nosy housekeeper in the 1954 movie, White Christmas. She … More What if they hadn’t waited?
Validation
September 13, 2019
Have you ever had to get a parking pass validated? It seems you never can find anyone working when you need it, but without that stamp, you can’t prove you were ever in the building. I’m a notary public, and it’s funny that the entire value of my signature and stamp is to validate that the … More Validation
The Outsider
September 6, 2019
The year I graduated from college, I left home to spend two years in the Ivory Coast. Being a French major, I worked in a publication house for French-speaking West Africa. Now, thirty-some years later, I look back at my journals and see how I’ve changed or haven’t changed. I wrote about thinking how hard … More The Outsider
