Apostolic ministry happens in the everyday work of ordinary people bearing witness to Jesus.
Transformation happens as the transcendent God takes up residence in human flesh. Transformation is a gift we must learn to receive by grace.
It is one thing to say you believe in Jesus Christ. It is another thing entirely to identify with him.
With a bird’s-eye view of the first-century church, everywhere we see the activity of the Holy Spirit we would also witness the opposition stirring.
Men are watching and waiting for the call to nobility and the invitation to noble pursuit.
In the body of Christ, no one role or responsibility is greater than another one. It all rises and falls together.
At the Asbury Outpouring of 2023, Jesus ministered to us in all manner of ways as the single concern in the room was to minister to him in worship.
That one man managed to persuade a raging court with such a short speech was itself a sign that the apostles’ mission was from God and not of human origin.
It takes extraordinary courage to obey God in these kinds of situations where the people opposing you appear to be the good guys.
The true sign of prosperity is not success in all things, it is endurance despite all things.
When the church lives in awe of God, the kingdom breaks out into the world.
With every lie we tell ourselves, it makes the next one easier, until we have become lost to the truth.
