
Who is Your Neighbor?
Jesus identifies the neighbor we are to love as ourselves as someone who is the most ethnically, culturally, linguistically distant from us.

Jesus identifies the neighbor we are to love as ourselves as someone who is the most ethnically, culturally, linguistically distant from us.

The final scene in Philippians is like the end of a movie. At the end of chapter 4 the screen goes dark and names roll up. Normally it is time to tune out. But wait! This is important!

The decision to accept an assignment to disciple the nations is a transaction between you as a Christ-follower and the Holy Spirit.

It is often the few and the bold entrepreneurs in ministry that make a difference among the nations

Still today Jesus urges us to go. His instructions: Go. Be interrupted. Make disciples of the nations.

Experience the thrill of realizing that it is possible to make a significant impact for God, regardless of your past.

The more God responds to our requests to be used by Him, the more likely it is that our faith will be increased so our next request will be even bigger.

When the Lord calls us to serve in His global enterprise, are we willing to say as Mary did, “Let it be to me according to your word?”

We have been created for a global purpose—called to participate on the front lines of this mission.

The first three verses of Leviticus are worthy of our riveting attention; they give insight as to how relationship with the Lord works.
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