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Good Leaders
This week’s featured book: Ready, Set, Plant by Bener Agtarap, Curtis Brown Today’s Reflection Leadership matters, and after discerning a call from God, leadership is the most important ingredient in starting a new church, ministry, or faith community. Leaders have planted growing, life-changing new ministries with little money in regions of decreasing population and with […]
Known by Love
This week’s featured book: Ready, Set, Plant by Bener Agtarap, Curtis Brown Today’s Reflection People will know who we are by our love. Every church should be known by the way its members care for one another and for the whole creation. Some churches are known for their worship, preaching, and music; others are known […]
Why Jesus?
This week’s featured book: Ready, Set, Plant by Bener Agtarap, Curtis Brown Today’s Reflection The Jesus story has shaped civilizations and culture for more than 2,000 years. We know that Jesus is like us; and so, in him, we can find our humanity. Jesus shows us how to live fully for God and for others. […]
Welcoming
This week’s featured book: Ready, Set, Plant by Bener Agtarap, Curtis Brown Today’s Reflection We develop new faith communities in Jesus’ name so more people will get a chance to experience the fullness and unfailing love of God through Jesus. We plant new churches so that many will see the glory of God’s children at […]
God’s Affection
This week’s featured book: Plant Like Jesus by Ben Ingebretson Today’s Reflection However slow progress may feel at times, we take fresh encouragement from the reality that God is the One who is initiating. We are not the primary carriers of the good news; God is the One who is whispering the hope of a […]

Daily Bread

Extending Mercy
Reflecting on how she forgave Manasseh, the man who killed her husband and some of her children in the Rwandan genocide, Beata said, “My forgiving is based on what Jesus did. He took the punishment for every evil act throughout all time. His cross is the place we find victory—the only place!” Manasseh had written to Beata […]
The Baggage Activity
Karen, a middle school teacher, created an activity to teach her students how to better understand one another. In “The Baggage Activity” students wrote down some of the emotional weights they were carrying. The notes were shared anonymously, giving the students insight into each other’s hardships, often with tearful response from their peers. The classroom […]
The Frosting of Faith
Hand in hand, my grandson and I skipped across the parking lot to find a special back-to-school outfit. A preschooler now, he was excited about everything, and I was determined to ignite his happiness into joy. I’d just seen a coffee mug with the inscription, “Grandmas are moms with lots of frosting.” Frosting equals fun, […]
Live Like It’s Morning
When I have to travel across time zones by air, I try various remedies to avoid jet lag. I think I’ve tried them all! On one occasion, I decided to adjust my in-flight eating to the time zone where I was heading. Instead of eating dinner with the rest of the passengers, I kept watching […]
Serving the Least
His name is Spencer. But everybody calls him “Spence.” He was a state track champion in high school; then he went on to attend a prestigious university on a full academic scholarship. He lives now in one of America’s largest cities and is highly respected in the field of chemical engineering. But if you were […]

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