The church should always be on mission, creating new disciples of Jesus Christ across the world, and in their own backyard. But what does it really mean to be missional?
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The process of discipleship is never complete until the one who is being mentored is equipped to mentor someone themselves.
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“Intentional living causes us to now begin to understand that we can lead our life not just accept our life.”
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“Lay-counseling has always been a ministry of the church, for 2,000 years people have engaged in soul-care, psychotherapy came much later.”
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As Christians we are called to be excellent at whatever we do, whatever God has called us to do.
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We wonder if our lives will ever mean anything. According to God, the answer is a resounding yes.
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“Life planning is all about uncovering those clues in your past.”
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“The more specific you can be about your own sin and your own struggle, your own hope, the broader the reach.”
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Do you know someone who feels hopelessly lost?
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Brandon Heath discusses the power of music and the story behind his favorite song: I’m Not Who I Was.
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We want faith to be tidy, but we are often left with messy questions. Susie Larson reflects on a recent conversation with Dr. Alicia Britt Chole.
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Dr. Linda Mintle outlines Easter hope. Even when there is death, destruction and loss in our lives, we still have hope because of Easter.
Your immune health impacts many aspects of your life. Susie Larson and Dr. Troy offer helpful practical tips for improving your immune health today.
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