Fake news has taken our world by storm. With the phenomenon of social media and news outlets propagating their own political agendas, it’s getting more difficult to distinguish fact from fiction. A similar battle for truth takes place every day in our spiritual lives.
Paul believed that his life in Christ was worth imitating: “Be imitators of me just as I am of Christ.” If someone follows you, will they end up at Jesus?
In the hands of God, your inadequacy is a miracle waiting to happen. Your little can never remain little once it’s been given to Jesus.
Never do we look more genuinely like Jesus than when we are walking in His love toward those who deserve it the least.
The Parable of the Fishless Fishermen. Every believer is a witness for Jesus Christ. Witnessing is not something we do, it’s something we are.
When People Are Big and God is Small: The fear of man can be summarized this way: We replace God with people.
Every Christian is either a missionary or imposter. You can’t separate yourself from His “mission” and call yourself His “follower.”
Chan cuts through all the religious jargon, Christianese, empty church talk, and fancy theological rhetoric and simply says what Jesus says.
Want to know how NOT to make disciples? In this humorous and insightful two minute video clip from the Verge Conference, Francis Chan answers that question.
If you know how to disciple people well, you will always get mission. Somewhere along the way we started separating being “missional” from being a disciple.