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How do we measure the way lives are being affected by our churches? Sadly, most pastors do not spend much time outside of church world, so there’s no way to know. In today’s article, David Alexander explores how pastors might connect better with the people they serve.
“In Advent we are waiting for the return of Jesus the Christ, the coming King. In Advent, we anticipate the return of Christ. Advent is about the future, the end, the “Christ shall come again in final victory” part of our faith. And so in Advent, we practice waiting. We remind ourselves that Jesus is coming back and that we don’t know the day or the hour when he will return. It might even be before Santa reappears.”
Christians, with their tendencies to compartmentalize their lives into different activities, seldom have a Biblical, much less Wesleyan, perspective on things such as worship and Christian growth.
December 8, 2014 John 3:16-21 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not
