2020

Instead of starting with our questions, we should start where people are and walk them to the gospel.

In a society full of people who would rather speak than listen, people are starving for someone who is willing to offer them their ears.

Christ’s love enables us and calls us to do more than just create. It enables us, by his power, to redeem.

Sometimes, we hurt ourselves here because we don’t reach out for help when we know we need it. Sometimes, we feel guilty because we think we aren’t “spiritual enough” to make it without help.

The most important breakthrough in the intangible areas of our lives— understanding God’s dream for you, life calling, or goal setting, etc.—all require margin. Where there is no margin, there is no imagination.

We are all busy. But we all have the same 24 hours a day and we all have time to do what is most important. Evangelism has to be a priority.

Kingdom Character: How to be Faithful to the End (Part 1 of 3)

When was the last time you laughed?

If we confess our disordered attachments, “he who is faithful and just will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:9).

Could we travel beyond our comfortable theological tribes and villages in order to befriend, encourage, support, and love other pastors and priests in our own community?

Could we pastors, priests, and ministry professionals begin to finally “get over” the idea of separation and competition?

A personal story about a hero who changes lives forever.

What is it that you long for as a pastor, evangelist, or Christian leader?

As a leader of an international prison ministry, I hear stories every day of people inside prison and those released that many would consider unexpected heroes. 

Although the BGC Archives is open to the public and welcomes unexpected visitors, it remains one of Wheaton’s best-kept secrets.