Month: September 2016
Keep On Playing Your Harp by Kelcy Steele
September 29, 2016
When the Spirit of the Lord is upon your life you can play your harp because you have been anointed to handle hell, haters, and hypocrites.
Francis Asbury: Mission Beyond Conflict by Aaron Perry
September 28, 2016
Regardless of your politics, but dependent on the plans of God, there will be a November 9, 2016. Do you…
When Holy Love Is Like a Laser by Elizabeth Glass Turner
September 26, 2016
If you or I think of a laser, we probably have a mental image of what we might colloquially call…
When Calvinism Becomes Dangerous by Carolyn Moore
September 21, 2016
I have great respect for many colleagues in ministry who espouse a reformed or Calvinist view of the world. That said, it…
The Unreached Object by Elizabeth Glass Turner
September 19, 2016
Protestantism has hit a snag. Catholics have their challenges, but it’s a very different set. The Orthodox church in its…
A Peace at Odds by Jeff Rudy
September 17, 2016
Peace or division? Which is your mission, Jesus? Which is your kingdom about?
When Your Faith Creates Problems by Andy Stoddard
September 15, 2016
In 1 John 3: 11-24, we see two truths that are really, really hard to hold together. We will not…
Money, Money, Money by James Petticrew
September 14, 2016
The danger of our silence is that if we ignore the subject of money, both the mission of the Kingdom of God and the spirituality of God’s people will ultimately be impoverished.
The Gospel in Jamaica: Where Are the Men? by Kimberly Reisman
If we really believe that in Christ there is no male or female, it should trouble us deeply that so many men are missing from our midst.
Helicopter Pilots or Farmers? by Cole Bodkin
September 12, 2016
Hypermobility. Transience. Individualism. Consumerism. Nationalism. Add to those descriptors the second half of the great commandment: Love your neighbor as…







