“Stir up the gift that’s in you”
Tim Meek
Giving thanks always and for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
“Jesus Set His Face Like Flint Towards Jerusalem”
Steven A. Bush
Why is Jesus so resolutely intent on going to Jerusalem? Answer: The Lamb of God, with eyes wide open and His gaze fixed like flint, headed to Jerusalem to die for our sins. And there is no greater love in the universe than this!
“Good News Makes for Beautiful Feet”
Steven A. Bush
The Commission Jesus gave was not a mere suggestion. Good News as good as this should not be kept a secret. Beautiful feet should indeed take this News everywhere they go…
“Saying Whoa While on the Go”
Steven A. Bush
How can we fervently endeavor to stay on mission, always on the go, always pressing on and pressing into God without becoming frantic on the one hand or complacent on the other?
“On the Road to Jerusalem”
Steven A. Bush
In Luke 18:31-34 Jesus talks about his final trip to Jerusalem. This will prove to be the most important journey to Jerusalem ever made. This trip has changed everything for all time. And so the question is, how has it changed you?
“When in Rome”
Steven A. Bush
Paul never shrank back, never backed down, never watered down the wine, and tenaciously kept the Gospel central in every sermon and letter. We have much to embrace from his legacy.
“Mission to Mars”
Steven A. Bush
The Apostle Paul’s second missionary journey eventually takes him to Athens Greece. Grieved within by the statues of alien gods, Paul eagerly looks to share the Gospel. Like all of Paul’s sermons, Jesus is at the core center of the message…
“The Pisidian Adventure”
Steven A. Bush
During a time of fasting, worship, and seeking God, the Holy Spirit spoke to those gathered: “Set apart for me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them.” (Acts 13:2 ESV) So Paul and Barnabas set out on their first missionary journey.
“Glancing Back While Pressing On”
Steven A. Bush
In 2 Corinthians 4:8-9, Paul describes the paradoxical reality of the normal Christian life: “We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed.” At some point in time we can all identify with those words and they are especially pertinent as we sojourn ahead.
“Go Ye Therefore”
Steven A. Bush
Charles Spurgeon said: “Every Christian is either a missionary or an impostor.” So why do Christians become missionaries? The answer is actually simple–Jesus commanded us to go and tell and love and serve and to do that wherever there were living, breathing, people on the planet.
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