Looking Ahead

March 1, 2019

WME is involved in a variety of ministries and covets your prayers for these upcoming events: March 11-15, 2019 ~…

February

In parts of the Western World many Christians seem to understand Jesus’ mandate to share their faith with others. Yet,…

February

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Shaun Marshall ~ Learning How to Tell Your Story

February 23, 2019

When Joseph has the opportunity to look back over all he had been through, his summary comment was, “God meant it for good.”

Karen Bates ~ The Call to Proclaim

February 20, 2019

One of my favorite evangelists is known by her place of
conversion. She is the woman at the well — the Samaritan woman — who
encountered Jesus while she was filling her water pot. She had a conversation that transformed her and moved her to share her experience with others.

Jeff Rudy ~ Third Day Dimension

February 18, 2019

“What do you mean, that’s not my father? Those are the hands that cared for me. Those are the arms that took me up and hugged me. Those are the lips that spoke to me; the eyes that searched for me; the chest on which I fell asleep, knowing I was safe in his care. Everything I have ever known of my father was through this body. Don’t tell me that’s not him.”

A Mighty God for Miserable Times by Kelcy Steele

February 16, 2019

God always delivers a message in your misery and a word for your wilderness.

Michael Smith ~ Of Pirates and Preserving Grace: Jonah’s Reluctance

February 15, 2019

He tells the sailors to toss him overboard, because he believes that his God is acting like all the other gods, punishing him and them in the process. After Jonah says, “hurl me into the sea,” something strange happens. The sailors start rowing to dry land. Though it’s easy to skip ahead and assume that they picked him up and tossed him right in – they didn’t. These outsider sailors are acting in a gracious way.

Consuming Mission and Short-Term Missions

By Rev. Dr. Robert Haynes From the earliest days of my pastoral service my leaders and mentors encouraged me to…

Aaron Perry ~ Self-Consciousness vs Self-Awareness

February 6, 2019

Good leadership requires self-awareness: a leader knowing herself by acknowledging her gifts and limits to set herself up for success.