Articles for tag: Fellowship

August 19, 2007

By Doug Priest Tentmaking: Business as Missions By Patrick Lai Authentic Media, 2005 Interviews with more than 450 people serving in countries that can be accessed only through creative strategies form the backbone to this introductory yet comprehensive book on tentmaking. Seminary-trained Patrick Lai has used business to serve overseas for more than 20 years. In both a “how-to” and an “everything-you-need-to-know” book, the author provides workable alternatives to conventional missionary life. Lai helps the reader to understand the business as mission strategy. Where There Are No Jobs By David Befus Latin America Mission, 2005 People are expected to earn

November 22, 2006

Mark A. Taylor

Discipleship & Spiritual Formation

Stopped Short by the Principal”s Passion

What do we do when a church member drops out? Mark A. Taylor compares church follow-up to a principal’s relentless care for absent students—and asks what it means when someone quietly falls off the radar.

October 15, 2006

Arron Chambers

Church Life

‘Me’ Church or ‘The’ Church?

What would an honest sign outside your church say? A typo on a church marquee sparks a challenge to reject “Me” Church consumerism and pursue “The” Church—worshiping God, giving in fellowship, serving in ministry, and going to the lost.

June 28, 2006

Mark A. Taylor

Culture & Public Square Reconciliation

Can We Allow What We Do Not Advocate?

Mark A. Taylor reflects on fellowship amid disagreement—first in families, then in churches. He calls for humility and grace that covers belief and practice, urging Christians to pursue reconciliation without compromise.

November 30, 2005

H. Lynn Gardner

Theology & Bible Communion & Lord's Supper

When We Partake (Communion Meditation)

The Lord’s Supper is not a meaningless ritual. Communion helps us remember Christ’s sacrifice, participate in the benefits of his body and blood, proclaim his return, affirm unity, give thanks, and examine ourselves with grateful hearts.

July 17, 2005

Cora Alley

Christian Living

‘Safe Passage’

A late-night bus ride in Manhattan becomes a living illustration of Matthew 25. A former paramedic turned bus driver shows what it means to offer safe passage—meeting needs, welcoming strangers, restoring dignity, and walking with others toward freedom.

June 26, 2005

Mark A. Matson

Theology & Bible Doctrinal Issues & Debates

‘Who’ Before ‘What’ (A review of ‘The Jesus Proposal’)

Mark A. Matson revisits the Stone-Campbell Movement’s long pursuit of unity and engages Rubel Shelly and John York’s The Jesus Proposal, urging churches to center fellowship on relationship with Jesus rather than secondary disputes.

Five Books About Business As Mission

Stopped Short by the Principal”s Passion

‘Me’ Church or ‘The’ Church?

Can We Allow What We Do Not Advocate?

When We Partake (Communion Meditation)

‘Safe Passage’

‘Who’ Before ‘What’ (A review of ‘The Jesus Proposal’)

Review: “A Great Awakening”

Learning to Lean

Central Christian College of the Bible to Become Central Bible University

Review: “A Great Awakening”

Learning to Lean

Central Christian College of the Bible to Become Central Bible University

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