DiscipleMaking from a relational Trinitarian Perspective
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Let’s begin with a high-level, big-picture view of our three essential questions, like viewing the earth from space. Every model is off, yet this one with three essential questions goes a long way to point to how we can re-calibrate our inner compass. 1. “What is God like?” He is like no other! God is … Read more
“Oh Lord, it disgusts me that I stumbled again. I want to stand strong, but I let You down again. I don’t deserve Your endless love!” Did you ever hear such words come from another Christian’s heart? Maybe even the unspoken thoughts in your own heart. God’s parable of the treasure and pearl come to … Read more
Meet the most interesting man who ever lived. Many of us may feel we live unfulfilled, disconnected lives in an unsafe world. Every society seeks an answer to this colossal struggle between good and evil. Like a drama with seven acts, Jesus came and brought a new kind of life to fulfill God’s original design … Read more
Have you ever asked yourself: why did God create? Certainly not because He lacked anything in Himself. From all eternity, God is neither alone nor solitary. He lives as Father, Son and Spirit in a rich and abounding relationship of utter oneness. This Community-God exists in perfect cooperation as a deeply intimate, joyfully satisfied, mutually serving … Read more
Since Romans is commonly considered the greatest exposition of Christian doctrine ever written, I urge you to set a goal to master the book of Romans. Become so well acquainted with its content (the whole book) that you can think your way through the entire book with your eyes closed. This short outline flows out … Read more