As we saw in the Torah and Psalms, the prophets also call us to remember God. Whether engulfed in sin or living in a dark place, he is calling us to simply turn and remember.

We need every part of the Church to support our ministry. No matter the size of the group, God blesses and provides.

The Psalms are full of verses calling us to remember God. As we remember him, we are called to lead others to remember.

What the heart longs for sets the tone for how a person lives. May we live lives in faithfulness to God because our hearts are longing for the day when the New Jerusalem will come down. O Happy Day!

The book of Deuteronomy is the foundational book on our need to remember God. Will we forget him as the Israelites did? May we be a people who remember.

What happens when a team changes or falls apart before you arrive on the field? Do you question God's call or see this as a chance to trust? The choice is up to you.

Why do we as Christians need to remember the Jewish feasts? Because they point to Christ and reveal God's plan of salvation for all peoples.

Coming off a ventilator can prove difficult, which is why it's called a trial. What's the solution? Giving up control and letting the nurses do their job. A great illustration of the Christian life.

Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Why? God had his reasons, and they are for our good.

Why is the process of debriefing important in ministry? What does it include? Here are some of my thoughts on what makes a good debriefing and why it's important.