Articles for tag: Renaissance Church Of Christ

April 6, 2026

Nehemiah Next Level Up Summit 2026

Nehemiah Next Level Up Summit 2026 is a three-day gathering in Atlanta designed to equip, strengthen, and inspire believers, leaders, and purpose-driven individuals for greater Kingdom impact. Built around the theme “Called for Purpose, Compelled by Conviction,” this year’s summit will feature plenary sessions that bring everyone together for one unified training experience, with the Women’s Track serving as the featured breakout opportunity. The summit is designed as a time of renewal, alignment, and activation, helping attendees grow deeper in faith, walk boldly in purpose, and serve with greater clarity and commitment.

January 1, 2021

Orpheus J. Heyward

Mission & Evangelism

A Renaissance Rebirth

How God Worked through the Pandemic to Move Our Church from Local to Global Ministry One of the most potent theological tenets of Scripture is called the Providence of God. The doctrine of Providence provides us with insight into God’s care for his creation as he continuously provides for its existence and sustenance. Additionally, Providence suggests that God is guiding his creation according to his divine purpose. A particular passage that accentuates this notion is Romans 8:28: “God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose”

November 22, 2020

Erik Tryggestad

Church & Ministry Community Outreach

Rebuilding Hope from the Ashes

Lewis Street Church of Christ faced one obstacle after another; then, after the building was firebombed, people from across the country came together to help restore the building . . . and much more. Just weeks after he was named minister of the Lewis Street Church of Christ, Jameel Robinson delivered a message that shocked the congregation: Get out of the building. It wasn’t a “go into the community and serve” sermon, said Robinson, who had just moved from Mississippi to preach for the Little Rock, Arkansas, church. It wasn’t a sermon at all. The congregation literally could not be

November 22, 2020

Doug Crozier

Christian Living

My Road to Peace

—This content is sponsored by The Solomon Foundation— As the pandemic unfolded in March, I quickly became concerned . . . about catching the virus, about our economy, and about churches. On March 9, during my last airline flight (from Detroit to Denver) before most everything shut down, it became obvious to me I was not the only one concerned. Before that week ended, our country was in total lockdown. I could feel the tension rising within me, and I could sense the tension in others. As with many others, my wife and I spent a great deal of time