This guest post comes from the Summit’s Pastoral Research Assistant, Chris Pappalardo:
I am always moved by the stories of those who labored faithfully for God for years, but who saw little to no fruit in their work. Continue Reading…
PASTOR, AUTHOR, THEOLOGIAN
This guest post comes from the Summit’s Pastoral Research Assistant, Chris Pappalardo:
I am always moved by the stories of those who labored faithfully for God for years, but who saw little to no fruit in their work. Continue Reading…
Videos of the main sessions from Advance13 are now available online! Check it out here. Special thanks to Lifeway for doing such a good job in the filming and simulcast of these.
The Great Commission is, in many ways, the marching orders of the church, the benchmark by which we measure success. Inherent to the Great Commission is the command to make disciples, which implies two types of growth—width and depth.We are to reach people from every nation on earth. That’s width. We are to make true disciples of them, teaching them to obey all that he has commanded. That’s depth. To be faithful, a church must vigorously pursue both.