DiscipleMaking from a relational Trinitarian Perspective
I wonder how accurately we see our radical transformation already realized through faith in Jesus Christ. At this time, I see two immense, deep-seated barriers we must break through in order to help one another experience an accurate answer to the second essential question: “How does God see me now that I’m His follower?” Two Problems Blocking … Read more
God has given you a unique life-story to share with others. We may not be the smartest or the most gifted or eloquent. But are we willing? How do we go about “Telling My Story” of my relationship with Jesus? In the book of Acts, the Apostle Paul shares his personal story three different times. … Read more
The thought hit out of the blue! “I wonder what kind of a leader the Father was with Jesus as He walked the earth, the best leader ever.” It was Easter Saturday morning. I was driving to church to help with our neighborhood egg hunt and pancake breakfast. Have you had those flashes of clarity … Read more
Ephesians: “Wealth,” “Walk,” “Warfare” is the briefest summary of this magnificent letter, worthy of spending a lifetime studying. This magnificent circular letter describes the outworking of God’s eternal plan to build faith-communities as outposts of His presence. We are a people of God’s presence, persons-in-community. As such, our lives are modeled after the Plurality-in-Unity commonly called Trinity, … Read more
The marvelous Trinity, for you more confusion or a power-point in life? The Trinity describes God as one in essence or nature. Although God exists as three separate, yet all three are completely equal persons. The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are each unique persons. All partake of the same infinite, eternal, uncreated … Read more
I gave a 10-question pop quiz about Jesus in the last post. Here are the answers. Jesus invested more time in His Twelve than the entire world together as He “focused on the few to reach the many.” “Come & See” drew would be disciples into “Come & Follow Me” to make disciples and on … Read more