Brenna & I serve the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Heart of Texas Foundation College of Ministry as we train & send inmate Field Ministers into Texas prisons.
How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent?”
Romans 10:14-15
We had a busy and blessed Saturday welcoming a new bus of women to the Hobby Unit. Our students were given permission to welcome and serve them. Our students then visited every single woman at Hobby and gave them a treasured bar of soap. They worked tirelessly with joy. Heb 10:34
Congratulations to our friends and colleagues at SEBTS and to the graduating Class of 2023—North Carolina Field Ministers!
- From your friends at the Heart of Texas Foundation College of Ministry
@lecrae Yes we could arrange Houston access to a prison in which we work as a Christian organization for the last 12 years on a daily basis. DM is limited due to the follow rules on Twitter. 4/22 would work. You are welcome any time. We would love for you to come.
This short video describes the impact Texas Field Ministers are having in our state prisons. Our Heart of Texas Foundation College of Ministry trains men and women with long sentences to be able to share the gospel of Jesus Christ in the darkest of places.
https://t.co/wvS1lOtsnj
NEW: @BrennaNorwood and @GroveCNorwood from The Heart of Texas Foundation share about prison ministry and how Christ brings light and hope to the darkest of places. https://t.co/1LaLfBodj7
@blairlinne as a follow up, your book is part of the required reading for the upcoming course The Gospel, I’ll be teaching in Term 1 of 2022 for 34 women in prison whose lives you are touching. You can see Finding My Father on their desk.
To send is to befriend—those who are called to go. It is them we must first pray for, and then love, and equip, and train, and commission, and support. To send involves more than a bon voyage at the dock. We are called to be ones who send. Paul’s words continue to challenge us.
How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent?”
Romans 10:14-15
@blairlinne, our copy came in today. I’ll be reviewing it soon to assign to our students. I have every expectation that we will be using it. We need a faithful, helpful voice on this nearly everywhere we turn. Thank you for pouring out your mind and heart on the pages.
Dr. Timothy Jones taught History of the Bible to the men and women in The Heart of Texas Foundation | College of Ministry this week as a Visiting Professor.
We are grateful for @DrTimothyPJones, our friend, a kind scholar who exudes the heart of Christ.
https://t.co/mAlBsZsGT0