Portrait of a Kingdom Laborer
“Hello, is this Donnie Hoover? You don’t know me, but a friend of yours from Clemson recommended that I call
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“Hello, is this Donnie Hoover? You don’t know me, but a friend of yours from Clemson recommended that I call
What would you say? Is being discipled a need or a luxury? Think carefully before you respond. Your answer will
I’m always looking for new pictures to express familiar truths. Here’s a new image to capture disciplemaking: “Disciplemaking is an
As we ponder a variety of landscapes that God takes us through in the Christian life, we consider the detour.
Have you ever thought how many lives you touch each day? You touch your family, friends, co-workers, and all of
Being in vocational ministry has afforded me many opportunities to talk with pastors and church leaders all over the world.
ministry idolatry is in our blind spot; we just don’t see it. Idolatry is often extremely subtle. Again, we just don’t see it in ourselves, which is one of the reasons that…
“Justin, sit down!” Enraged, I stood for a few beats more. Then I sat down. Sort of. My eyes glared
Artful disciplemaking grabs our souls, it captures our imaginations, and it reflects a disciplined craft.
Mike was a “spiritual orphan.” He was a disciple of Christ. He had attended a theologically solid church for several
