Build Your Kingdom Here
Our November 2013 mission team of 16 men preached the Gospel in the prisons and in the public squares, reaching hundreds with the Gospel for the first time. Many adults and children children received Christ during our ministry outreach. In addition, hundreds of meals were …
What Love Can Do
Having recently met worship leader Aaron Blanton at Crossline Church, and having heard him perform the song he wrote What Love Can Do as an acoustic piece, it was a joy to discover that our Creative Director, Jacob Hart, asked him for and received permission …
A Bright Light
I know a woman who heard Jesus say, “Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven.” She went to be with Jesus this weekend, in timing that seems …
Cobblestones
It’s a cold, rainy morning in Jerusalem. The cobblestones are wet, making each step slick and treacherous, as we weave our way through the alleys of the Old City. From Jaffa Gate toward the Western Wall, we pass through the Armenian Quarter into the Jewish …
Just a Day
In the last 24 hours, we: It’s been a good day.
It’s the Eternity, Christian!
While I typically attempt to express myself in a manner that my words would be applicable in any season, I’ve written these thoughts in the wake of the re-election of Barack Obama to a second term as president. And so I have felt free to …
Bringing Chanje
Chanje is the Haitian Creole word for change – for transformation. We’ve seen the Lord move so dramatically in Haiti this past year, that we’ve begun calling what we do there a “Chanje Movement.” Being a part of the transformation means being available to the …
Leadership Profiles
Much has been written about discovering your leadership style, being your best, maximizing your gifts, increasing the productivity of your staff, etc. Last month over coffee, my friend Scott and I were discussing factors influencing church health. As we talked about how leaders impact their …
Endorsements
“It is so mind blowing to me that I did not go to a country in Europe for my first out of the country trip - God had other plans for me instead; for a week I was in Haiti ... being the hands and feet of Jesus.... He brought us to Haiti to reveal to us that through language barriers and the distance between us, that we still worship Him. He reminded us that He is always in control and how urgent it is to share the Gospel those who need it. Most importantly He showed us His almighty power, and I have never seen God more than I have in that one week in Haiti.”Hanna (first time out of the country)
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