The is the 13th article in a series of posts dealing with resume questions I had previously answered for churches searching for a new pastor. This particular one has to do with how to handle a situation where there was a prior divorce, a remarriage, and how this saved husband and wife should serve
Why America Needs To Import More Missionaries From China
Consider for a moment a young Chinese man who, for most of his life, worshipped as a Buddhist. Through one way or another, he heard the gospel of Jesus Christ, turned from serving false idols to the living God and surrendered his soul to Jesus Christ alone. Over the course of the next few years,
You Are God’s Ambassador To The United Nations
As a genuine lover of God, you are a living witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Whether you are comfortable with that reality or not, you are a thriving 24/7 witness for Jesus Christ. In a deeper sense, then, every Christian is a witness to the gospel regardless of his or her own level of
4 Ways Your Church Can Better Utilize Social Media To Advance The Gospel
[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by Corey Steiner of Steiner Media. He is a social media manager and consultant. You can follow him on Twitter and on Facebook. If you want to guest post on this blog, check out the guidelines for doing so.[/stextbox] As a social media manager for
Guess What Is The Most Feared Word In Christianity
No, the most feared word in Christianity is not "sushi." Although, I have eaten some pretty scary sushi in my time...if you know what I mean. Nope, the most feared word in the local church is "Go." Simple little "go." But why is this word so scary? I'm glad you asked. It has to do with The
Book Review: OUR LAST GREAT HOPE
There are some books you pick up for the first time and just hate to have to put it down. But there are also others you put down and hope you never have to pick up again. Our Last Great Hope is a book that fits into both these categories and, as far as I’m concerned, that’s a very good