The most contentious election of my life has now come and gone. Or should I say has now come and is still sort of going? We are a passionately divided nation. Even scarier, we seem to be a passionately divided Church. We have Christians from all sides of the...
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The World is Hungry for Jesus and Marketplace Believers Can Help
"I've always been drawn to Jesus, I just never had anyone to talk with about Him before until I met you." This was the story I heard yesterday over lunch with some of my favorite missionary friends. Because of the sensitivity of their location and their work, I...
A Constant State of Road Rage: Politics, Power, and Jesus
This article is an adaptation of my sermon notes from a message I preached at Brownsburg Vinyard Church called Jesus and the Positions of Power. Thanks to my friend, Dr. Jason Kennedy, for sharing some of his past sermon notes with me which are reflected in the...
A Missionary’s Perspective on the Impact of Credible Business in Sharing the Gospel
This excerpt is from a longer article that originally appeared on the LiveDead blog and as a post at Biblical Missiology. It was shared with their permission. Our friends and partners at LiveDead give their lives to take the Gospel to the unreached people of...
We’ve Always Lived in a Fallen World, 2020 is Just Overachieving
“Okay, who had Yellowstone supervolcano for June?" The year 2020 will undoubtedly go down in history as a year of turmoil. The internet is filled with this constant reminder, from fear-filled new stories to humorous memes placing each new bizarre “plague” on a...
Insecure Leadership Part 2: How Not to Be One
In a recent post, I unpacked some thoughts on “The Danger of Insecure Leaders and How Not to Be One.” As a follow-up, I'd like to drill down a bit further into “how not to be one." Serving under an insecure leader is incredibly difficult. But being an insecure...
Success isn’t Being Known, Success is Being Faithful
When my phone displayed the name of my friend and former pastor on the caller ID late Saturday night, I figured he was calling about some of the global missions fundraising work we are doing together. His news left me speechless. A woman we have both known for...
Your Work Is Sacred (I Don’t Care What Your Job Is, Yes Yours)
I spent a week at church camp every summer when I was a kid. Some of the most formative God-encounters of my young faith happened in the old, rusted-out airplane hangar that served as the campground sanctuary. Hartford City, Indiana was hardly the urban center...
When Silk Cut Stone: Learning to Be Patient with God’s Process
This is an excerpt from “God of the Long View,” a book by Pastor David Wigington and Stone Table Publishing. This timely book is filled with beautiful stories of missions, ministry, and a God whose agenda is worth waiting for. You can also check out the God of...
From the Field: A Global Pandemic Can’t Stop the Great Commission
Our friends at LiveDead live and work among the 3 billion unreached people around the world today. One of the main ways they do this is through BAM (Business as Mission), adding value to a local community through entrepreneurship, job creation, and meeting...
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