by John MacArthur; Monday, March 4, 2019 Our culture is fixated on diets. We are continually bombarded with new and varied opinions about what we should and shouldn’t eat. After all, we’re told, our physical health is at stake. However, when it comes to our spiritual health, it seems many Christians give little thought to the quality of their … More The Servant Leader Studies
This article was brought to my attention by my friend Trevor Johnson who has been serving as a missionary to an URP group in Papua Indonesia** for many years. I am using a post he put on Facebook as my into here. – Mike Prioritizing the least-reached: There are many works we could be … More MISSIONS STATS: THE CURRENT STATE OF THE WORLD
Alex Kocman | October 18, 2018 The so-called culture war is largely a battle over the dictionary. Control the language, control the conversation. Bible-believing Christians know that words have meanings. We are shaped in our spiritual lives, after all, by a Book—by texts. Given this reality, it is alarming how quickly buzzwords fall in and … More Whatever Happened to Mercy Ministry?
It seems everyone has an option about this event from praise to outrage. I found Joe Carter’s article well written and thought I would share. – Mike NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | Joe Carter On an island off the coast of India live the Sentinelese, a tribe of indigenous people who have managed—with the aid of the … More Would You Have Sent the Martyred Missionary?
November 13, 2018 Robert Gonzales In an article entitled “Ministers All?” R. Scott Clark rejects “the ‘every member’ model” of church ministry as having “a lot more to do with democratic populism than it does with the biblical view of the church.”1 Along the same lines, T. David Gordon rejects the notion that pastors should equip saints for works … More Equipping the Saints: A Defense of Lay-Ministry
by David Qaoud Considering your calling is not always easy. It’s not black and white or formulaic. Someone else’s calling is not your calling, and the means by which that other person discovered his or her calling won’t be the same for you. We’re all different. But some sort of practical guidelines can help you discern … More Some Things to Consider When You Consider Your Calling
Posted on July 19, 2017 by Payte Posted on October 25, 2017 by Payte Needless to say, many women today have taken pastoral positions in churches everywhere. It’s common to hear about a church with a woman pastor. But is this biblical? Is this something that God ordains and blesses? What does God’s Word … More Why Women Are Not Pastors Parts I and II
October 26 Blessed is every one that feareth the Lord; that walketh in his ways. For thou shall eat the labour of thine hands: happy shalt thou be, and it shall be well with thee. Psalm 128:1-2 Jack sat down to supper with his family. Even after twenty years, there was something special about a … More Laboring For God
HELP WANTED During my recent trip to Houston one of the houses that we “mudded out” (the term we use for gutting a house of all the wet furniture, appliances, possessions, drywall, flooring etc. of the homeowners) belonged to a widowed Hispanic woman named Mara. Upon arriving at her home the first day I greeted … More HOUSTON – A Widow In Need – James 1:27
As many of you know Faith Builders Ministry deployed to Houston with Eight Days of Hope. My first impression as a rapid responder was Houston was much like Denham Springs, LA last year in that the infrastructure was intact (Unlike Katrina in Hancock Co. Mississippi) but the internal damage was tremendous both to property and … More Houston Rapid Response
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