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Don't ever try to bargain with God, or you'll end up cheating yourself. Don't try to keep your own books and remind God what you've done; He knows.Don't focus on the other laborers in the field. Don't fuss with them; forgive them. Don't measure your success by how much you do; measure it by why you do it. (Do you do what you do because you've got to do it, or because you get to do it?)God rewards faithfulness, not seniority. There's no moving up in the Kingdom of God.It pays to serve Jesus. […]

Rather Listen? Click here… Most people know the story about David and Goliath but few know the story within the story. David is standing before King Saul explaining his confidence in his ability to slay the Philistine giant. Saul decides, “If the boy is going out to war, he ought to dress the part.” So … Continue reading "Unique Alignment"

Check out this longer interview for the questions and discussions that surround a growing movement.

Rather Listen? Click here… Wham! The pothole was so deep I thought I was on my way to China! My steering wheel was going crazy and when I got on the highway I thought the whole car was falling apart. You guessed it, my steering had been knocked out of alignment. I wouldn’t be making … Continue reading "Alignment with the Creator"

Rather listen? Click here… I like to ask people a trick question; “Who was the wisest person to ever live?” Solomon! Nope. Jesus! That’s why when I’m looking for an example to follow, I always go to Jesus first. So when we are looking for a role model with AIM, clear purpose in life, Jesus … Continue reading "Jesus had an AIM"

Therefore, I run in such a way, as not without aim; I box in such a way, as not beating the air1 Corinthians 9.26 Most of us have heard of “the fog of war.” But have you ever heard of the “fog of life.” If not, I bet you $10 and a doughnut you have … Continue reading "What’s your AIM?"

How did we get here? In this episode we talk about how we got to the place in history where we are talking about and pursuing the multiplication of churches and disciples.

Listen in as we discuss diligence, effectiveness, scheduling, and work ethic with Jarod, a missionary leader in East Asia.

Listen here… Make haste, O God, to deliver me! Hurry, O LORD, to help me! Psalm 70.1 One of the things I love about King David is that he’s real. He’s believable because, quite frankly, most of us have been there. Our emotions swirling about our circumstances and in complete conflict with good theology. I … Continue reading "Hurry it Up God!"

Listen here… Many of us are struggling with Culture and Tradition (C/T) in the midst of modern Christianity. Lately, I’ve been looking at how Jesus delt with the problem of C/T eroding true discipleship. One of His antidotes to the C/T problem is simplicity. In Luke 10 we see the Simplicity of Ministry, Obedience, and Intimacy. First the Simplicity of Ministry. Jesus sends the disciples … Continue reading "Simplicity – An Antidote to Worldly Culture and Tradition"

Would that these were translated into each and every language…

“I seek the Will of the Spirit of God through, or in connection with, the Word of God.” - George Müller

Here's an opportunity I'm currently pursuing: Engaging diaspora Muslims in small-cities.

How should missionaries (and people in full time ministry) think about work? How do we work hard while resting in gospel truths? What does the New Testament have to say about this? Listen in as we dig into the Word and share from our personal experience. 

by Dave Miller You have influence or you don’t. Influence is based on relational trust. The radical individualism of our culture means...

Every day you get a brick to start your day.

Learn from *Heidi, a missionary leader with 25 years field experience, how God is faithful to help us overcome every difficulty we face on the field, even the death of a spouse. 

In Part 1, we laid a biblical foundation on giving. In Part 2, we dig into some cross-cultural differences in dealing with money, and share practical tips for being generous in healthy ways.

What a contemporary of MLK Jr observed on the front lines of desegregation

A simple way to get people into the harvest