Christian encouragement in trouble

Building Bonds Between Elders and Ministers (Part 1)

March 21, 2010

Mark A. Taylor

Mark A. Taylor reflects on discouragement, brokenness, and the hope Christians have because Jesus promised both trouble in this world and victory beyond it.

Christian Encouragement in Trouble

Christian encouragement in trouble begins by remembering that Jesus told his followers trouble would come, but he also promised victory over the world. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the brokenness found in churches, ministries, workplaces, and relationships—and points readers toward eternal hope.

  • Brokenness in organizations and relationships should not surprise followers of Jesus.
  • Jesus warned that trouble would come, but he also promised victory over the world.
  • Christians can take heart because this life is only an overture to eternity with God.

Mark A. Taylor
Author: Mark A. Taylor

Mark A. Taylor, who served as Christian Standard editor from 2003 to 2017, retired in June 2017 after almost 41 years with Standard Publishing (Christian Standard Media).

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JESSEDZIEDZIC
14 years ago

All around well thought out article…

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