While some books impart knowledge, others provide help in our devotion. Read these five books slowly, as they will help you to develop your devotional life.
What will the world look like in 10, 30, or 50 years? How is the world changing around us, and what unique opportunities does this offer to the church? How should Christians think through these changes?
These are not distant threats. We often hear about dangerous trends in the future or false doctrines that infect others. Few recognize the silent fumes that already surround them.
What do human beings believe? The three largest belief systems in the world may surprise you. And as Christians, we care intimately about whether God’s creation is giving Him the glory He deserves.
You may not have a long commute, but if you spend any time driving, then podcasts are your friend. These three shows have stellar content and great quality.
Just how big is the mission of missions? What should we think about all these people? And how does the Great Commission fit with God’s original plan for human flourishing? All this and more in the debut episode of the season!
Devotion – sitting at the feet of Jesus, strengthening our relationship with Him – is not a gift for some disciples. It is a basic essential for all disciples. Everyone is called to it.
As the year ends, it’s time to take a look back over the past. Today I’m highlighting a few of the top posts from the past year.
What timber is for a sawmill, books are for your mind – raw material to inform your best ideas. Maybe some of these books will catch your interest as you compile a reading list for 2019.
On Monday, I asked you to take a short survey. I know, life gets busy. I feel that every day. Still, it won’t take long, and I’d appreciate if you could share your opinions with me.
