The Love and Hatred of God (from The Blood of God)
What do we do with the love and hatred of God? Dive deeper with this excerpt from The Blood of God, by Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm WebberArticles in this category focus on issues related to leading from union with the Father and building our spiritual life to increase our effectiveness as Christian leaders.
What do we do with the love and hatred of God? Dive deeper with this excerpt from The Blood of God, by Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm WebberBusy leaders need retreats from time to time in order to remain healthy. But how do we design such opportunities for refreshment for our leaders?
Brent HooverColossians 1:13-20 is probably the greatest passage in the whole Bible about the Person and Preeminence of the Lord Jesus. This passage helps us to look at Jesus, loving Him and surrendering to Him. Dr. Webber unpacks it now in the second part of his message, “The Preeminence of the Lord Jesus.”
Malcolm WebberGod wants His children to be people who experience and practice an overflowing life gratefully released to God for the blessing of others. This excerpt from Whole-Life Generosity Devotional by GenerousChurch points us to the beginning point of this whole-life generosity.
Skye JethaniThe measure of real spiritual maturity is summed up beautifully by Dr. Stanley Jones: “The measure of our spiritual maturity can be and is measured by the breadth and depth of our capacity and willingness for fellowship.”
Jebaraj MatthewColossians 1:13-20 is probably the greatest passage in the whole Bible about the Person and Preeminence of the Lord Jesus. This passage helps us to look at Jesus, loving Him and surrendering to Him. Dr. Webber unpacks it now in the first part of his message, “The Preeminence of the Lord Jesus.”
Malcolm WebberHope is a virtue, not a personality type. It is a mindset that helps us to stay in the game in the face of significant adversity.
Rick JamesThe Christian life can only come out of a living inward union with its Source: Jesus Christ Himself. How do we enter into union with Him? In this excerpt from To Enjoy Him Forever, we encounter the answer. To Enjoy Him Forever is available as a physical copy or an audiobook.
Malcolm WebberIn John 15:1-11, Jesus shows us the central importance and the incredible power of “abiding in Christ.” It’s truly amazing. But what does it actually mean to “abide in Christ” and, practically, how do we do it?
Malcolm Webber“…you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns.” (Matthew 16:23)
Linda ShanksterEffective focused intercessory prayer takes effort, but can mean the difference between success and failure for the leader.
LeaderSource Team MemberIn John 15:1-11, Jesus shows us the central importance and the incredible power of “abiding in Christ.” It’s truly amazing. But what does it actually mean to “abide in Christ” and, practically, how do we do it?
Malcolm WebberFalse positivity is an easy trap to fall into. However, I cannot face my circumstances through mere positivity and misleading assurance that everything will be alright.
Elaine VitikainenWhat does true repentance actually mean? Dive deeper with this excerpt from Foundations, by Malcolm Webber. Foundations is available for purchase as a physical copy or an e-book.
Malcolm WebberBefore we can grow as intercessors, we need to know how the Bible defines intercession. The following is excerpted from Building Healthy Intercessors.
Patty KatzerWhen God wants to shape a man’s soul He often calls him to solitude. If we want to know God, and grow more in Christ-like character, faith and power we will follow Jesus and intentionally put ourselves into solitude with Him. And as time goes by we will begin to enjoy it and even long for it.
Brent HooverIn the midst of challenging, isolating, and heartbreaking circumstances, we must stop occasionally and build an altar of thanksgiving to remember God’s faithfulness to us.
Lisa NagleHow can people who love God deeply and passionately and who know much Truth be so easily deceived? There are at least four reasons for this: 1. Christians Are Used to Believing Strange Things 2. Christians Expect to Be Rejected 3. A Low Level of Prophetic Revelation 4. An Entanglement with the World’s Political System
Malcolm WebberGod does not typically speak in an audible voice, but God is speaking to us. Will God’s voice be a background noise which competes with the noise around us?
Elaine VitikainenLike Jesus sat by the well, God is calling us to rest. Let us not be afraid of empty spaces but instead be thankful for those moments of rest.
Elaine Vitikainen