Posts with the tag “discipleship”

The internet is the modern shrine to the “unknown god”—lots of spirituality, but no anchor in truth, and it is all too easy to confuse the arena with the assignment. We must confront the fact that Paul did not rent an apartment in Athens so he could argue with Stoics on their turf, nor did he plant himself in the Areopagus as though the debates themselves were the mission. No, he preached Christ, planted the gospel like a seed, and then returned to his actual work—building up the churches entrusted to him.  Read More

When thinking about cultivating spiritual growth, more often than not, it is useful to start with things that possibly hinder growth. Anything which impedes your relationship with God, or prevents you from becoming more like Christ is a hindrance to spiritual growth and maturity.  Read More

Measuring success and significance in ministry requires a shift in our perspective.  Read More