Faith for Exiles: Growing Resilient Disciples at Home and in Church
Faith in exile requires the gospel to be our “operating system” – the foundation for our relationships, our work, our engagement with culture.
Faith in exile requires the gospel to be our “operating system” – the foundation for our relationships, our work, our engagement with culture.
Our students are invited to draw near to the throne through Christ – not when their anxieties are over, but in the midst of the worst of them.
May we never cease to lead our students to the only one who is able to truly meet their deepest needs with transformative grace.
As the pandemic begins to subside, Ezra’s intermingling of joy and sorrow has everything to do with our students.
Telling strangers and friends the good news of the gospel makes me nervous. My reluctance doesn’t mean I can do nothing, however.
This list represents ten articles from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to students and their families.
Love Incarnate follows the Spirit’s lead in every scenario, refusing to apply a one-size-fits-all approach to relational engagement.
God has called us to do something of eternal importance – to preach the word to students and to encourage families in discipleship.
The desire to put a spiritual bandaid over every hurt hampers the spiritual development of many young people.
