Ten Cautions for Gifted Leaders
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Understanding Ancient, Modern Heresies, and Strange Teachings, Part I
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Why Some Have Already Been Judged By the Courts of Heaven, Part II
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The Common Kingdom Story Unbelievers Share with Believers
Often, when we are sharing the gospel with an unbeliever we think that we must begin with a blank slate in regards to their understanding of and adherence to God and salvation. We try our best to understand their perspective and their personal narrative and see how we can fit in the gospel message.
Understanding the Differences between Protégés, Partners and Parasites
Being involved with pastoral and apostolic-type ministry for more than three decades, I have attempted to prioritize building relationally through covenant, and mentoring. This experience has shown me that in order to be successful I must discern between three types of people: protégés, partners, and parasites.
Seven Ways to Develop a Prophetic Culture in Your Church
A prophetic culture is an exciting and much needed element for a cutting edge local church. By “prophetic culture” I am referring to having a sense of anticipation among the attendees that God is going to manifest His presence and speak directly to His people, either through the preached Word of God and/or through the worship experience. By prophetic culture I am not merely referring to a plethora of prophetic words being released during church services.
The Biblical View of Investigating Accusations
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Why Some Have Already Been Judged By the Courts of Heaven, Part I
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Contrasting the Discipleship Methods of Jesus and Jewish Rabbis
In order to understand the New Testament, it is vital for us to understand the cultural and religious background of Jesus and His disciples. With this in mind, it is helpful for us to understand the common discipleship method of the Jewish rabbis during Jesus’s day, so we can gain a greater appreciation of His radical approach based on His claim of lordship.
On the surface there appears to be no essential difference between the discipleship methods of Jesus and that of the rabbis of His time. For example, both Jesus and the rabbis of His time had disciples or students that would attach themselves to them.
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