Hunger for God in New York City
One of the greatest challenges of seeking God in our time seems to be the immediacy with which we can try to satisfy our hunger. Everywhere we look, there’s an attempt to solve the feeling of our own lack and an enticing pull to live for ourselves rather than finding all we need in God.
Our Personal Rabbi
For years, I taught junior high kids with learning differences, one of which was attention deficit disorder (ADD). These kids were brilliantly gifted in many ways, but attending to verbal details and tasks was often a challenge for them. As their teacher, I had to learn to understand the way their brains were uniquely wired and the challenges they faced so I could help them learn.
A Story: Hearing God in an Airport
I had the Bible on my lap and was very intent upon what I was doing. I'd had a marvelous morning with the Lord. I say that because I want to tell you it is a scary thing to have the Spirit of God really working in you. You could end up doing some things you never would have done otherwise. Life in the Spirit can be dangerous for a thousand reasons not the least of which is your ego...
Micro-revival
Revival always starts small. Essentially it begins in the hidden recesses of the human heart. Not only is revival a thing of 'small beginnings', but it is also utterly silent and imperceptible in its origins. Revival begins as the invisible Spirit of God stirs our unseen human spirits with conviction and passion.
A Better Kind of Relationship
We are called to be unique, and different, forms of Christ’s body to the world. We’re not all hands, nor are we all feet. We need each other’s forms - house churches, denominational churches, nondenominational churches - to serve the kingdom best in the ecosystem of God.
Leading Kingdom Movements
Book Excerpt From “Leading Kingdom Movements: the Everyman Notebook on How to Change the World” by Mike Breen
Don’t Settle for Less in Life Than What God Has to Offer
Sometimes we think we have to wait for heaven to know the goodness of the presence of God. We think we have to stay like that dry, barren, lifeless land, always lacking. But Jesus said he came to offer his fullness of life, now. Not a perfect or easy life, but one that can be filled with the living water of his presence, to the point of overflow.
A Decentralized Revival Makes Space for a Centralized Jesus
It was unlike anything we had seen in our lifetimes.