Are you content? That is often a difficult question to answer without qualifying or adding nuance, particularly if you are a Church Planter. The drive to plant a church often blurs the line between contentment and discontentment. No matter the level of preparedness, planting brings a significant ...
“How do I know if God is calling me to be a part of this church plant?” That is question that I have been asked a number of times over the past year as I have sat with a variety of men and women whom I have approached about joining our church plant team. As someone who has ...
The danger of theological “drift” has always been a challenge for the church. Indeed, the assault on its soteriology began during the earliest days of the church’s existence. From the false claims of the Jewish religious leaders concerning the resurrection of Jesus, to the ...
In the contemporary evangelical Church, the role of women is a constant topic of discussion and disagreement. Much of the differing opinions on this matter have stemmed not from a careful study and exegesis of Scripture, as it should be, but from a biased understanding influenced by a ...
Do you love me? Jesus presented this question to Peter, not once, not twice, but three times. Can you imagine the feelings Peter experienced at that moment? Here is the exchange in John 21:17, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?” Peter was grieved because he said to him the ...