My friend J.D. is a missionary in Ecuador, leading worship, mentoring youth, and spreading the gospel. He creates opportunities for encounters with Jesus, transforming lives. As he serves full-time, I encourage support through prayer and financial contributions to sustain his mission. Join us in this sacred calling to help J.D. shine Christ’s light. Continue reading Meet J.D. and Mary
Dear Friends,
Today, we invite you to peer behind the veil of theological education in Ecuador. Our seminarians are wrestling with the profound implications of 1 Thessalonians 1:10, delving into the transformative doctrine of entire sanctification. This exploration not only illuminates the text but challenges us to contemplate our own spiritual journey. How does this ancient wisdom resonate in our modern context? Let us ponder together the depths of God’s sanctifying grace, ever mindful of its power to reshape our very being.
Continue reading Waiting for the Resurrected Son: Eschatological Hope and Deliverance in 1 Thessalonians 1:10
In the face of suffering and mortality, Paul’s message in 2 Corinthians emphasizes reliance on God rather than ourselves. This transformative shift reveals that in our insignificance, we discover divine strength. Trials are invitations to deepen our faith, where God, the resurrector of hope and life, nurtures our spiritual growth. Continue reading Our God Who Raises The Dead
Rahab, a prostitute, exemplifies God’s grace and the transformative power of faith. Her pivotal role in hiding Israelite spies in Jericho highlights her courage and belief in God, ultimately leading her to inclusion in Christ’s lineage. Her story encourages us to embrace faith boldly, illustrating how God redeems the unworthy. Continue reading Why Rahab Matters: Lessons from a Prostitute’s Faith