45 years and he fought with he vigor of a young man. Caleb was resolute that what God promises, God will accomplish, as we ought...

When the heart of the Father becomes your heart, trusting his timing is often the hardest part...

If your prayer life struggles, or you are beginning to lose heart, ask yourself what you expect you deserve...

Then... courage has an open door. Unexplainable, but undeniable, boldness becomes the mark of the Spirit upon a believing people...

There is only His work, done His way. There is no my work, done my way. There is no His work, done my way. There is no my work, done His way

by Dave Miller In this article I will explore why many American Christians are skeptical of rapid discipleship due to cultural and ecclesiastical presuppositions. I will show that rapid discipleship is not only a possibility, it is missiologically preferable. I will explain why rapid discipleship is more likely to avoid syncretism and to result in sustainable faith in new believers. I refer to the rapid establishment of a pattern of obedience to Christ as decisive discipling.

Regardless of the circumstances when the Lord speaks, you respond in obedience.

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Listen in on the Fall #NoPlaceLeft OK Leadership MidLevel as Dave Miller trains on making moments matter for the Kingdom

by Dave Miller Caleb and Joshua believed that the Lord could fight for them in the face of the overpowering adversaries. The difference between the view of the 10 and the 2 was simple. The ten were asking, “What could we do?” The two believed God can. When I spend time with Christian leaders, unfortunately I tend to hear the refrain of the ten instead of the two. I catch myself wondering the same when I look at the enormity of the task and the motive of much of the “Christian

by Dave Miller If a righteous person is saved with difficulty, what will become of the ungodly and the sinner? 1 Peter 3 I want to quit! We all have those moments. Sometimes these moments build to an unexplainable frustration. Sometimes these moments turn into a blame game in our minds. Sometimes these moments lead us to a hopeless perspective. Sometimes these moments just come out of the blue. No matter what, the moments we want to quit are always hard to handle. The idea of

When it comes to the Word of God, more is more.

When you take a close look at Judges and 1 Samuel, we probably should reference as the Acts of the Holy Spirit Part 1...

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

The link between God’s people in the Old Testament, the nation of Israel, and God’s people in the New Testament, the faithful in Christ...

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

The first Reformation was about freeing the church. The new Reformation is about freeing God’s people from the institution...

Anxiety. Fear. Dread. Frustration. Anger. Rage. Welcome to change.

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

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