The world can look at challenging characteristics in our children as a flaw and say, “If only my child weren’t like this, it would make my job easy.” Those same challenging characteristics are a powerful tool in the right hands.
You must be one with Jesus, and be “bound up in the bundle of life” with Him if you would bring others into that life.
How do you explain the sanctification process? As we follow Jesus, does God do all the work, while we just sit back and watch? Or do we have a part in our own growth process?
The fullness of salvation comes to us because He has risen from the dead, and is now making intercession for the transgressors. The stone is rolled away for us as well as for Him.
In the mundane, daily moments, it can be easy to lose sight of the mission field right in your own home.
As a leader your calling is first to your team, to lay down your life for them, care for them, and serve them.
As parents, it’s our responsibility to train our children, both in words and in example, what it looks like to live for God in all facets of life.
Because of so many Millennials leaving Christianity, fewer Americans will grow up in the church or even hear about Jesus as a child. Who will lead them to Jesus? And how?
What if your team found children's ministry an experience that builds them up, strengthens them spiritually, and leaves them wanting to continue working with the team?
To be truly effective disciplers, we must connect with God before teaching others to do the same.
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