Encouraging Presence
Often relegated to a minor role, Barnabas is arguably one of the most important figures in the early church. How many people could be effective,
Often relegated to a minor role, Barnabas is arguably one of the most important figures in the early church. How many people could be effective,
Dan Collison is pastor of First Covenant Church in Minneapolis and author of Church in Translation (Abingdon Press, 2010). [divider type=”dotted”] How a church rediscovered
Renee Franzen is associate pastor of formation and discipleship at Brookdale Covenant Church in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. She is also a spiritual director and psychotherapist.
Beyond a friendly greeting and an open door, Christ’s call to welcome others often involves a painful cost. In the summer of 2010 I quit
Lent’s invitation to take an honest look at who we are Advent the Apostle Peter asked a question that has been following me ever since.
David Swanson is pastor of New Community Covenant Church in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago. [divider type=”dotted”] Reclaiming an old metaphor to face today’s challenges
James Amadon is pastor of Highland Covenant Church in Bellevue, Washington. [divider type=”dotted”] Uncovering the fallacy of efficient ministry Last year, having been hooked by
Steve Norman is the lead pastor of the Troy, Michigan, campus of Kensington Church an independent congregation. He blogs at stevenorman.org. [divider type=”dotted”] What does
Bob Anderson is senior pastor of Redeemer Covenant Church in Orangevale, California. [divider type=”dotted”] What happens when God’s miracle breaks through our expectations? The great
Steve Wong is pastor of Grace Community Covenant Church in Los Altos, California. [divider type=”dotted”] Reflections on reorganizing the way we live together I think
