Outreach That You Will Actually Do: Sharing Jesus Using Gospel Appointments (Part II)
Here is part 2 to yesterday’s popular post on “Gospel Appointment” from Paul Worcester. To view Part I click here. ================= How […]
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Outreach That You Will Actually Do: Sharing Jesus Using Gospel Appointments (Part I)
If you’re anything like me (or other pastors for that matter) you may struggle at times to know how to share the […]
Beyond Silo(ed) Faith
In my post yesterday I shared some thoughts on the way we do ministry with college students — specifically wanting to explore […]
Catalyst | Scott Todd | Present in Justice
What are your expectations about the future of the poor? This is an important question for us to ask as leaders, […]
Catalyst | Mark Driscoll | What Are You Afraid Of?
What are you afraid of? Fear can be one of the most crippling ailments that can befall a leader. Who of you […]
When Burden Trumps Passion
I had the chance to hear from Dr. Ana Aspras Steele in Chapel this morning. Her life has been wrecked. And now, […]
Do You Encourage Students to Wrestle With God & Scripture?
It may seem like a dumb question, but I wonder… Do we really encourage our students to wrestle with their understanding […]
College Years as Desert Experience [?]
With all of the transition, struggle, change and formation that takes place during the college years, I wonder how our approach to […]
My Parents Don’t Get Me Anymore | Faithful Change at College
College can be a time of significant change.
There are so many factors that come into play during this very formative time in life, and as pastors to this demographic we often get a front row seat to the process.
But the reality of change — especially significant change — can be hard for family and friends back home to comprehend and/or accept.
Moralistic Therapeutic Deism OR Following Jesus
What are young people really looking for when they turn to Jesus? Many of today’s leading sociologists who focus their research […]