Discipleship

“Judge not…” we know the verse, but Stephen Kasun helps us understand the deeper gospel themes behind this often neglected verse.

Discipleship is a word you hear a lot in Christian circles, but what does it really mean and what does it look like? Jordan Hines shares some thoughts from his own experience.

Discipleship is part intentional and part natural; but as Katie Leder shows us, often times we can lazily trend in one direction or the other. In her newest post, she outlines how some of her new convictions are changing her approach to discipleship.

There are few words as ominous to the Christian as that of discipleship. But I can promise you, you can do it; and you can actually know what it is you are doing. Read more in Tyler Velin’s newest post.

One of the greatest gifts you can give the pastor of your church is what Tyler Velin calls, “The Ministry of Being Present.” Read the post to find out what that means in your own life.

Does our knowledge of God lead us to truth and to grace? A right view of God isn’t truth without mercy, but truth drenched in it. Find out more in the blog by Charlie Young.

Guest blogger Jesse Potter helps re-frame our view of service in light of how we have been served.

Guest blogger Charlie Young helps challenge our spirit of spontaneous service in light of the cross of Christ.