Posts Tagged ‘Equipping pastors’
The Hall of Men and Bible Translation
I tell this story to say that I am a passionate, globally minded Christian, driven by fulfilling the Great Commission. And, because I do not want you to take what I have to say out of context. I fear that our massive use of human and financial resources to translate the Bible may not be the best use of the church’s resources nor should it be the church’s top priority.
Read MorePray with Oasis
By Dr Matthew Elliott, President of Oasis International I recently got back from about three weeks in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, and South Africa, where we witnessed the urgent need for Bibles in Africa. In Zimbabwe, only about 25% of the 12 million Christians have access to a Bible. In Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria, with…
Read MoreA Lifeline for Multi-Church Pastors
Though Christianity is rapidly expanding in Africa, the number of pastors has not been growing at the same pace. Those who do have pastoral training oftentimes find themselves assigned to several churches in the same region, where they are expected to meet the needs of many different Christians. There are simply not enough pastors. If you’re a multi-church pastor, odds are you’re feeling weary.
Read MoreFollowing God’s Will for our Lives
Have you ever tried to discern God’s will for your life? Ever prayed to know what plans God has for you, or sought divine guidance in your decisions?
There is nothing more important for a Christian than to seek God’s will. Fortunately, God has already told us much of what he desires us to do.
Read MoreA New Way to Lead
When you think of a leader, what comes to mind?
A politician? Your parents? A movie star? A primary school teacher?
The world we live in today is full of leaders. But, as everyone knows, not all leaders are doing their jobs very well. If we look at the leaders in our society, we’re likely to see multiple unpleasant characteristics.
Read MoreThis is the key to your life
It’s not unusual for people like us to look for the key to a meaningful life.
There was an old man who, after a long, eventful life, had earned enough respect from the people he led to tell them, “This is the key to your life.” The key was simple and straightforward, and it is the focus of this reflection.
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