Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
Recently, I counseled with a young single person about their relationship with a member of the opposite gender. I tried to give them some principles and opinions that I thought might be helpful to other single people. I recognize that
Recently, a friend of mine emailed me asking for ideas about discipling and training young men with a heart for God. I jotted down a few ideas for him that you might find helpful. Here are my thoughts: Be passionate
Exodus 18:25 And Moses chose able men out of all Israel, and made them heads over the people, rulers of thousands, rulers of hundreds, rulers of fifties, and rulers of tens. 26 And they judged the people at all seasons: the hard causes they brought
I read this over here on this blog. Though I am not endorsing everything that is written on that blog, I really thought this was a very good article to encourage us with the importance of expository preaching. I personally
My wife, Teri, wrote the following for her devotions recently, and I wanted to share with you her perspective on sacrificing for the Lord. I am so thankful for my wife and her submission to God’s will for her life.
My pastor, Austin Gardner, has started a brand new podcast called “Leadership With Vision.” In this podcast, he shares some very helpful truths about leadership, missions, evangelism, discipleship, church-planting, and training others. The first three episodes are about: Cross Cultural Relations, Training
When I was nine years old, God first put a desire in my heart to be a missionary. I wanted more than anything else to preach the gospel to the lost. For the last eight years, I have been living
Pastor Billy Wallace from Trenton, Georgia gave me a copy of I Saw the Welsh Revival by David Matthews while we were on the UK Vision Tour in June of this year. While on the tour, we actually visited the
When Teri and I went on our 10th anniversary get-away, I took Ten Secrets for a Successful Family with me. It had been on my shelf for a while. In the book, Pastor Adrian Rodgers looks at how the ten
Living in Ireland, sheep are a very common sight all around. They fit in well with the hilly, grassy terrain. Not having been a shepherd, I miss some of the impact of the many shepherd and sheep analogies in the