How are you being trained for the Kingdom? Are you bringing out the treasure you've received and sharing it with others?

If you haven’t read Dr. Don Dent’s The Ongoing Role of Apostles in Missions, put it on your list as it is a “must read”

The result of their failure? Access to God was limited and mediated through the few.

We can reach back to the example of Exodus, take hold of His intent for His people, and stretch forward to the coming restoration...

We are finally coming to a tipping point in church history where we realize that our traditional methods of making disciples won’t do...

He doesn’t provide strength for the “what ifs.” He invites us to faith.

We must the allow the “increase of his government” to expand within us. Yowza. It starts in the thought life and heart attitudes.

The existence of the ongoing role of the apostle today has both personal and corporate implications.

Having explained briefly the major theological perspectives in the West in our last post, let’s take a look at the scriptures

he ambiguity of the term apostle in the Western context requires us to explore more. Explaining the current major theological positions will

The word “apostle” comes from the Greek word ‘apostolos,’ and it simply refers to a “sent one.” This is where we get the term for missionary

I will argue for the ongoing role of the apostle today, and how that ultimately affects the church reaching full maturity and the completion

freely giving as freely we received...

Practical ideas that my family uses as we seek to love God, love our neighbors and bring the light of Christ to those around us...

Commands of Christ Poetry by Lauren Martin

1. Know your identity in Christ. 2. Respond in obedience and walk in this new identity. 3. Make disciples who make disciples.

Multiplication awaits around the corner of God-honoring prayer.

I went to bed last night with a heavy heart. "No one" sat by my girl on the bus...

To save you the story of a crazed lunatic living off of alcohol, drugs, and thrill in an attempt to satisfy a hunger ....

Heidi has been called a “nomad for Jesus” and is currently living and sharing the gospel in Philadelphia.