Exploring the Great Commission

Exploring the Great Commission

Is the primary purpose of the Christian life to make disciples who make disciples? This week, we’re going beyond the numbers with the Great Commission to explore the deeper implications of Jesus’ teaching on discipleship and the gospel. By Brett Clemmer...
Finding a Band of Brothers

Finding a Band of Brothers

Without brothers, the Christian road becomes much harder to walk, and the abundant life Christ has for us feels just beyond our grasp. Here’s a story of one man’s dream to ensure men in his Alaskan community could find a band of brothers. By the Man in the...
Division in the Body of Christ

Division in the Body of Christ

Jesus destroyed the division between Jew and Gentile. But today, many of us are rebuilding a dividing wall of hostility, brick by brick. In levying new regulations on one another, we sacrifice peace, unity, and wisdom from above. What’s a better way?   By...
How Peter Became a Fisher of Men

How Peter Became a Fisher of Men

How did Peter, an “unschooled, ordinary man” with well-documented flaws, have an extraordinary personal ministry? In the epic story of Peter’s life, Jesus prepared him in three main ways. In these same ways, each one of us becomes a fisher of men,...
Are You a Cultural Christian?

Are You a Cultural Christian?

In our hurried, task-driven lives, we too often trade reflection for production. We want everything on our own terms, and God is no exception. Here are signs you’ve bought into a counterfeit Christianity and become a cultural Christian. By Patrick Morley MIM...
How Manhood Tropes Limit Men’s Ministry

How Manhood Tropes Limit Men’s Ministry

We see male archetypes everywhere, each subtly held up as a standard to live by. It’s not just the culture leaving guys confused; it can also be the church. Here’s how manhood tropes limit men’s ministry—and how you can break the cycle. By the Man in...
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