Insight Category:
May 2013

Successful Ministry

Can someone who can’t see, hear, or talk be “successful in ministry”? One of the most effective evangelists I’ve ever

Comfortable Sensibilities

Consider the well-meant evangelical exhortation to “invite Jesus into your heart.” I assume this imagery comes from Revelation 3:20 (“I

having your identity reconstructed

You need to know God’s statements and images about who you are, not self-produced positive statements or the lies being

Why You Can’t See Your Biggest Flaws

In my last article, I wrote about the 18th-century pastor John Newton, who showed us that most Christians live with

Anger

Introduction: Few things destroy people faster or more completely than anger. It crushes those it is unleashed upon and it shatters the

The Sufficiency of Scripture For Counseling

This book is a collection of true accounts about real people. The men and women featured here received hope, peace,

Does Your Church Have a Mission?

So what is the mission of your church? Can you articulate it? Does it instill passion in you that causes

Take Your Grief To God

In Mattew 5:4 Jesus says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” Grief and mourning are a

Great is Thy Faithfulness

I am the man who has seen affliction under the rod of his wrath; he has driven and brought me

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