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Nov 19, 2017Missiology
The African Diaspora (Part 2): What We Can Learn and Biblical Principles
Immigrants can bless their home countries and their host countries

Dr. John Jusu
Nov 12, 2017Missiology
The African Diaspora (Part 1): A Brief History and Lessons
Immigrant lessons from Joseph, Daniel, Esther, and Nehemiah

Dr. John Jusu
Nov 9, 2017Interviews
One-on-One with Johnnie Moore (Part 2): Politics & The Christian Faith
Other faiths have equal concerns for religious liberty and human rights

Ed Stetzer
Nov 4, 2017Interviews
The Martyr’s Oath, an Interview with Johnnie Moore on the Persecuted Church
The persecuted church calls the free church to live for the Jesus they are willing to die for

Ed Stetzer
Nov 3, 2017Evangelism & Discipleship
Not Neglecting the Important for the Urgent
Tasks may be urgent, but people are important

Colleen Cooper
Nov 2, 2017Leadership
The Dark Side of Autonomy
The scope of the mission of God is beyond the capacity of any singular local church

Jeff Christopherson
Nov 1, 2017Leadership
Pastors, Here’s a Novel Idea: Invite Newcomers to Lunch
Include church members that are good at making people feel welcome

Ed Stetzer
Oct 31, 2017Culture
The 500th Anniversary of the Reformation
Scripture alone, Faith alone, Grace alone, Christ alone, to the Glory of God alone

Ed Stetzer
Oct 31, 2017Interviews
The Gospel of John in Light of the Synoptics
Dr. Josh Moody is the senior pastor of College Church in Wheaton.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 31, 2017Culture
Leverage Halloween to Love Your Neighbors
Halloween gives Christians a unique opportunity to welcome our neighbors

Haley Bodine
Oct 30, 2017Evangelism & Discipleship
How to Move from Leading Someone to Christ to Discipling
Start each week with this encouragement to show and share the love of Jesus.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 30, 2017Culture
Three Reasons You Should Go Trick or Treating
Halloween can be a time to be on mission and build relationships that will deepen throughout the year.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 28, 2017Humor
Saturday is for Seminars and Church Signs: Monterey, Manhattan, and around Illinois
Please tweet your church signs to @EdStetzer!

Ed Stetzer
Oct 27, 2017Culture
A Call to Faith in Action: Mass Incarceration & The Church's Response
IPM, CACE, and FPE hosted the GC2 Summit on Mass Incarceration

Ed Stetzer
Oct 27, 2017Culture
A Public Health Emergency: The Opioid Crisis & Our Response
The Church has an opportunity to repent and respond with compassion.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 24, 2017Interviews
American History, ‘Social Gospelers’, and What We Can Learn
Dr. Sarah Miglio is Assistant Professor of History at Wheaton College

Ed Stetzer
Oct 24, 2017Leadership
5 Things Leaders Need to Give Up
Leading means partnering and partnering means sacrificing.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 23, 2017Evangelism & Discipleship
How Living in Light of Eternity Radically Changes Our Priorities
Start each week with this encouragement to show and share the love of Jesus.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 23, 2017Research
Origin of Spiritual Gifts Profiles
Fascinating research on the systematic theology of spiritual gifts

Gary McIntosh
Oct 22, 2017Culture
Walking in Obedience to the Promptings of God’s Spirit and His Command to Love: Lessons from Burning Man
Many of the people at Burning Man are searching for something to satisfy them spiritually

Kerilee Van Schooten

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