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Scripture doesn’t say the person who practices mercy, grace, generosity, and justice will become Twitter-famous, but it does say the faithful won’t be forgotten.
The aim of preaching is the increase of love toward God and neighbor. That won’t happen if we focus on social media squabbles.
It’s far more dangerous for our ministries to be places where students hide sin than for them to be places where students confess sin.
The Western church should consider the perspectives of Christians outside our cultural heritage, from faithful believers in other contexts who face the same pressures we do.
You may have developed a mission statement and set big, audacious goals, but has that translated into clear direction for your small group leaders?
