Submitted by Trey_M on Thu, 02/02/2012 - 14:47 from Trey Morgan, View Original Posting
Dump Day 2012 is three months from today (May 2nd). For the past three years we’ve helped raised money for the ministry that takes place at the dump in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Dump Day 2012 is necessary to replenish the dump fund because the dump fund provides…
Submitted by Trey_M on Mon, 01/23/2012 - 15:55 from Trey Morgan, View Original Posting
First, I must make a confession … I’m on Pinterest (find me here). Yes, to my men friends … you may want to take my man-card, BUT to this point … Pinterest has been pretty good to me. Let me explain…
Submitted by JayJarboe on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 15:19 from Jay Jarboe, View Original Posting
Foundational Truths for Our Understanding of Missions
Our understanding of missions is rooted in the nature and identity of God. The more we understand God and His nature, the more clearly we see our mission in the world. Four eternal truths help us establish a strong theological underpinning for our mission activity.
Submitted by JayJarboe on Thu, 01/05/2012 - 13:28 from Jay Jarboe, View Original Posting
One of the most significant questions we ask is “Why are we here? Why do we exist? What is our ultimate purpose in life?” I don’t propose to have a “lock” on the answer to those eternal questions, but those questions point to the issue of priority. What is our most important purpose in life? In the past, l have answered this question with the statement, “We are to share the good news of Jesus with the world.” Mission or evangelism was the number one priority in my mind. However, several years ago, I allowed the word of God to change my perspective on what is the “first thing” in the life of a Christian. God himself identifies his priority which must become my priority.
