Carried by Friendships, Held by Christ
Scripture reminds us that even parents need friends. It reminds us what type of friends parents need, and the greatest friend parents could ever have.
Scripture reminds us that even parents need friends. It reminds us what type of friends parents need, and the greatest friend parents could ever have.
Having only age and stage ministries without multi-generational interaction is like a body walking around with just legs. It might function, but long-term is simply not sustainable.
Panelists Pastor David Washington, Minister Chelten Carter, Pastor Curtis Dunlap, and host Isaiah Marshall discussed how gospel-centered ministry can thrive in urban contexts through authentic discipleship, community engagement, and the unchanging power of Christ.
As urban youth leaders, we have a tremendous opportunity to draw our students “into the deep.”
We see that when the Father looks at our lives, he justifies us on the basis of Jesus’ obedience and law-keeping and zeal for God, not on ours.
There is nothing more relieving to student souls than to be convinced that they—sinful, messy, and doubting as they are—stand acquitted, declared innocent before God.
The gospel gives us the freedom to admit everything isn’t okay, and reminding our children of this truth is a gift we can give them.
By cultivating godly speech in your home, you can build your family up, encouraging them and preparing them for the marathon of life.
It is great relief that growth in ministry is ultimately dependent on God, while our calling in ministry is simply to be faithful.