DiscipleMaking from a relational Trinitarian Perspective
Serve others in transition when I’m in pain!!!! Are you serious? I probably have brushed over one crucial area too quickly as I have blogged about the change process, “endings,” “transition,” “new beginnings.” God fashioned us to influence others, which means, serve others. Certainly, we are acutely conscious of our own strong feelings from loss … Read more
Change Process! For you, is it positive or negative? The Senior Pastor at the local church I’m a part of just retired, and the new Senior Pastor will begin one week from today. I’m looking forward to the change with anticipation, and I’m also heavy about some of the “endings.” Change is tough for many … Read more
Hearing God! Hearing God provides a huge advantage for Christians, even in the work-world. Our Father delights to speak to His children, like any good father. Even as a manager in a secular business, I had this hidden advantage, hearing wisdom from God (although personally I did not use the words “God said…”). Where do … Read more
Radical Mutuality! When I read a book, I like to know why the author has written. John carefully gives us at least two reasons. First, that God’s people experience ecstatic joy as we respond by faith to the invitation of God the Father and Son to share life in relational koinonia both with God and … Read more