No state can be completely secular in the sense that those who exercise power have no beliefs about what is true and no commitments to what they believe to be right. It is the duty of the church to ask what those commitments are and to expose them to the light of the gospel.
How does a church begin to reach out to migrant communities when they don't speak the language or know the customs?
In our latest podcast episode we talk with Zach Szmara about Ministry to Immigrant Communities.
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Character is what you do without having to think about it. It comes from who you are--your identity as a person--rather than from your decisions. Character is in your body ready to go without thinking.
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"They have very real fears I do not experience... life and death fears. Their lives matter. They should not fear being shot doing everyday activities or to be killed while in custody." - Wayne Schmidt, GS of @WesleyanChurch
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#BlackLivesMatter
The calling of the individual is not simply for the acceptance of his own personal destiny; it is for the fulfilment of his role in God’s plan for the salvation of mankind.
In the commission of the Disciples (John 20); we are not to be seen as a sequel to the works of Jesus. No, we are a true extension of the very same “sending of the Father.” @SteveDeNeff@collegewes#EasterRevelation
A baseball player who expects to excel in the game without adequate exercise of his body is no more ridiculous than the Christian who hopes to be able to act in the manner of Christ when put to the test without the appropriate exercise in godly living.
Apply now for the DMIN in Transformational Preaching @WesleySeminary . We launch in the Fall of 2020! England, Dr. Scot McKnight, Monastery... https://t.co/f17OuIwhqx
Authentic transformation is possible if we are willing to do one thing: to arrange our lives around the kind of practices and life Jesus led to be constantly receiving power and love from the Father. - Dallas Willard