A Discipleship Strategy Small Churches Can Actually Follow, with Darrell Stetler (Podcast Ep 038)
One of the healthiest trends happening in the church today is a renewed appreciation for the importance of discipleship.
One of the healthiest trends happening in the church today is a renewed appreciation for the importance of discipleship.
The books may be getting smaller, but the teaching is as big as anything in the Bible.
Most of the New Testament books were written to groups of people, not individuals. So it’s important to read them that way.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 48 (2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians) Faith and Grace Read More »
A corrupt culture, a divided church, and love as the focus of the spiritual gifts. Paul’s letter to Corinth has never been more relevant – or needed.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 47 (1 Corinthians) Paul’s Advice to a Sinful Church Read More »
Our culture is becoming less traditionally religious and churchgoing, but people haven’t become less religiously needy, so where do those needs go?
Seculosity: Ministry In The Era Of Secular Religion, with David Zahl (Podcast Ep 037) Read More »
Romans may be the most culture-shifting book in the Bible, informing the early church and inspiring the Reformation.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 46 (Acts 25-28 & Romans) Paul & Rome Read More »
What happens when a group of ordinary Jesus-followers start operating under the power of the Holy Spirit? They turn the world upside-down.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 45 (Acts 1-24) The Early Church Read More »
More books have been written about Jesus than any other person. Second place (Abraham Lincoln) isn’t even close. And John kind of predicted it.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 44 (John) Jesus, the Word, the Light, the Life Read More »
If you could have interviewed the people who spent time with Jesus, what would your biography of Jesus look like? Probably a lot like Luke, since that’s exactly what he did.
Bible Reading Coach, Week 43 (Luke) Jesus, the Healer Read More »
Long-term pastoral ministry may be even more important for small-church ministry effectiveness than it is for our big-church friends.