Effective disciple-making for the 21st century …
I have had the privilege for a while now to serve as a consultant to John Hendee, Chair of World Evangelism at Hope International University (HIU) in […]
05
Feb
2015
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James Scott, Jr.
04
Feb
2015
Discovering freedom from futility …
Monday morning marks a fresh beginning for a cycle of futility that is the life of many. Working at jobs they don’t like in places where they […]
02
Feb
2015
Friendship may be worth restructuring your life over …
Executives often consider it a badge of honor to boast they are so busy with their work they have little time for anything else in their lives. […]
28
Jan
2015
Being friendly can make you a better disciple-maker …
As I was sitting at the table, a young, skinny, bespectacled African-American boy stepped alongside me and started talking. “Do you like San Diego?” was his opening […]
27
Jan
2015
In all honesty, who are your people?
When training Christians in how to be effective disciple-makers, I often hear people remark that most of their friends and most people they know are Christians. It’s […]
24
Jan
2015
Why do we do it?
Musicians are some of the most passionate people you will ever meet. There was a sign posted in a music store that stated, “A jazz musician is […]
23
Jan
2015
A very concise question: How fruitful is your life?
A student once asked the advice of heavyweight boxing champion, Muhammad Ali, regarding what he should do to make something of his life. “Stay in college, get […]
20
Jan
2015
Are you living like a lamp in the light section?
Women may be able to joyfully devour hours worth of shopping at the mall, but men have their version of shopping prowess as well. For D.A., it […]
19
Jan
2015
What are you thinking?
Daniel Maurice Robins wrote in “War Cry”: AS WE THINK The mind is like a crowded street, Where phantom thoughts, like people, meet: Some hard at work, […]
16
Jan
2015
When leaders are cowards, people will perish …
Those who love the church work diligently to identify what’s wrong with it in order to fix it. One of the most poignant problems we find in […]