Even the best of our human relationships include some aspects of self-centeredness. One of the results of the fall is shattered relationships, with God, each other, and even ourselves. Biblical community is based on restored relationships centered in our Creator. With God at the center of our relationships, he helps us place the needs of others above our own needs.
Author Archives: Steve
Making Disciples
Making disciples is the process of assisting others to grow in Christ, becoming mature in their faith.
The Privilege of Prayer
Prayer is never about moving God. He is always on the move. Prayer aligns my will with his and gives me guidance as I follow Christ. Slow down. Don’t worry, pray. Then you will experience God’s peace.
God with Us
Jesus was the child’s name. Immanuel was his title. Of all the titles for Jesus recorded in the Scriptures, this one is the most special to me. God is with us. No matter what you are going through in the Christmas season, you do not face it alone. God is with you.
God Became Flesh
He walked among sinners who needed a savior. All who receive Christ, who believe in his name, he gave the right to become children of God instead of children under wrath (those who reject Christ).
Did You Know?
My point is that those who serve the university are practicing the spiritual principles in the text above. NGU graduates are engaged in God’s global plan. Thank you for equipping students to be transformational leaders for church and society.
Who’s Your 1?
All believers are called to share the gospel. J. D. Greear, the President of the Southern Baptist Convention and the pastor of the Summit Church in Durham, NC, along with the North American Mission Board are calling on believers to unite in an evangelism strategy called Who’s Your 1? The strategy is simple, but strategic.
Church Membership Matters
We live in a broken and fallen world. The “perfect” church does not exist. If you ever find a perfect church, please do not join it. You will mess it up. The truth is that we all have issues and struggles, but believers need each other.
Train Yourself for Godliness
In our culture where ease and pleasure often rule the day, words like training and discipline are too easily rejected.
Christ-Centered
As a Christ-Centered community, we must pray for all of our constituents. Spend some time in prayer for our students. Faculty members may want to pray over their class rosters, remembering every student in every class. You might be the only person praying for that student.