We're at a point in our culture where a shooter attacks children at a Christian school, Christians say they are praying, and rage is directed toward Christians for saying they are praying.
In the age of Christian superstars who hover above the local church, aspire to be a boringly normal believer who quietly shows up for church, serves in humble ways, asks for no recognition, encourages struggling saints, and walks one steady step at a time toward eternal glory.
The Father got his hands dirty at creation.
The Son got his hands dirty at the cross.
Praise be to God that we serve a God who isn’t afraid of dirty hands.
We’re heading to Southeast Asia in less than two months. Would you pray for us? We’ve got a lot work ahead of us. And we’re loving every second of it!
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Missions is not the ultimate goal of the Church.Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn’t…When this age is over, and the
countless millions of the redeemed fall on their faces before the throne of God, missions will be no more... But worship abides forever.-John Piper
Confident Christians know the election of the US President—though important—is not the most important thing going on in the world, nor even the most important thing in the US. Persuading people about Christ is infinitely more important, and it is not dependent on the election.
The older one gets, the more often irritated we seem to naturally become — with people, with inconveniences, with “stuff.” But for followers of Jesus, the opposite should be true. The older we get, the longer we walk with him, the less and less irritable we should be.
“You’re never a distraction. You’re a blessing.”
Coach Prime comforts Colorado player Nikhil Webb Walker while he tells teammates he was diagnosed with lymphoma 🙏❤️
(via @DeionSandersJr, Well Off Media/YT)