He’s Still Knocking – 3 Ways Jesus is Pounding on Our Door
At our house we generally enter through the garage door, as do friends and relatives who come by for a […]
At our house we generally enter through the garage door, as do friends and relatives who come by for a […]
“We Three Kings of Orient Are” is a favorite Christmas carol. But what if those Persian “wise men” had wandered
If you have ever read the Major Prophets, you have probably come across the following extraordinary passage. Those in pastoral
I was nervous enough during an interview on a nationally syndicated radio program when the interview took a sudden turn.
Are you afraid of shadows? While we dismiss most phobias about shadows as childhood fears, some “shadows” arise in adulthood,
All the cars I’ve ever purchased have been used, including the ones we drive now. Buying used cars over the
As we have had the privilege of walking churches through their histories to hear what Jesus is saying to them,
God is healing individuals in order to bring healing to the body and He is healing the body in order to bring healing to individuals. Relationships that have grown apart over the years are being renewed.
Have you seen those funky Febreze commercials? You know, where blindfolded people are asked to sit in a room full
As a consultant who works with hurting churches, I’ve discovered that threats to missional traction often reside in a church’s past, rather
I once attended a regional conference led by a skilled denominational leader. He outlined the group’s new mission, laid out
When we were in the darker periods of my ministry in Toronto, Canada, one of the most common manifestations of
I recall a time as a pastor when my emotional skin got so thin that I took offense at just
As I walked into the church, I immediately sensed something was wrong. The group had just lost their beloved pastor
Surprised by Unintended Renewal . . . I think most of us are aware of the phrase “collateral damage.” It
Columbine, Aurora, and Newtown, places of horrific tragedy. The murderous acts in these communities proved so painful that, as a
Many churches today invest time, talent and energy in church growth (adjusting programs, personnel and policies) when their real problem