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Realizing our inadequacies and the unrelenting love God has for us, we subordinate our desires to the greater good God gives! Giving up our desires means we are looking to something far better!

As Christians, as God’s missionaries, we get the privilege of distributing that which only Christ can produce. That is the essence of ministry. Jesus breaks and gives. Ours is to set what He’s accomplished before others for their satisfaction and joy.

There is no hope of denying your guilt, of pushing back against it, of numbing the conscience, of washing the stains. These are but an exercise in futility and they spiral down into insanity—a self-destructive, suicidal madness. But there is hope at...

There are three basic steps we can take towards a missionary lifestyle: (1) Presence—we actually get out and in the mix with unbelievers; (2) Opportunism—we are on the lookout for ways we can meaningfully minister the gospel in word and deed; and (3)...

Christmas, while it means many things on many different levels, at least means this: You are unimaginably valuable to God. How do we know this? Why is this so? Listen in and find out!

Jesus’ particular instructions to His disciples here provide for us certain principles that guide us in our mission as well. We should be abandoned to the Lord and His cause, pressing into relationships with those we are trying to reach, and...

The proclamation of the kingdom of God ought never to be without an accompanying manifestation of it. Gospel word should always be inherently connected with Gospel deed.

We need an approach to evangelism that can scale and flex and shift depending on the person or people we are talking to. Like Jesus and the early church, we too want to always preach the same gospel and yet never do it in quite the same way.