Gospel-Centered Discipleship exists to cultivate writers and resources that make, mature, and multiply disciples of Jesus.
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I don’t want to be an older woman who disappoints others by not having the spiritual maturity that my experience makes possible. buff.ly/Ma4z5gY
Each step we take, each breath we breathe, we can know we are preserved and protected by God, who accompanies, sees, knows, cares, and keeps us. buff.ly/ebKDbqz
When we pursue obedience and seek to walk in step with the Spirit…we can find freedom and joy trusting that the Lord is pleased. buff.ly/UVqK9w3
Christian living requires remaining ever aware of, and relying on, our Good Shepherd for his tender and gracious care in our lives and in the lives of our fellow sheep. buff.ly/Xoaed2p
I’ve come to see that prayer is more than expressing the feelings I have in the moment. It’s also a way of drawing near to God so that he can shape the feelings I ought to have. buff.ly/aratLnO
Notice what the beggar asked Peter and John for: a few coins tossed into his satchel. I can imagine that was the highest hope of this paralyzed beggar relegated to the outside of the temple. He couldn't have dreamed of anything more, so why ask for it? Walking? Impossible.🧵
Maybe it’s a problem you don’t have the wisdom to solve. A friend who needs psychological help beyond your expertise. A loved-one in financial debt too deep for you to bail out. What do you do?
What would it look like for you to offer Jesus to someone in your life when you don’t have what their physical or emotional needs demand?
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Each step we take, each breath we breathe, we can know we are preserved and protected by God, who accompanies, sees, knows, cares, and keeps us. buff.ly/ebKDbqz
In this excerpt, Caroline Saunders shows that whatever else may be happening to you, if you are in Christ, you are clothed with his dignity and worth. buff.ly/oKIhgJ1
When your significance feels in question, recall with certainty that you belong to the living God who chose to make himself known. buff.ly/fWFkooo
In this excerpt, Jeremy Treat shows how the “sacred-secular divide” reduces Jesus to a life coach rather than the King of the Universe that he is. buff.ly/idAd2ft
Over the years, Elisabeth Elliot has been significant and influential in my spiritual journey. As my first mother of faith, I have been drawing strength from her example for decades. Learning about her humanness made me admire her life even more.🧵
In Elliot's ordinariness, she was subject to the same struggles and temptations as others that torment us all: annoying people, unpolished speakers, little slights, rude children, helicopter parents, and spouses with whom we do not always agree.
Circumstances we can bear, but people seem to be our problem. Still, though our fallen hearts are easily offended, annoyed, and quick to contend with others, God calls us, in Christ, to faithfully display his goodness to the world together.
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“I will build my church,” Jesus said. “And the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”
The ministry of Gospel-Centered Discipleship “exists to cultivate writers and resources that make, mature, and multiply disciples of Jesus.” 🧵
Broken but Beautiful is a collection of some of our best writers and our best resources celebrating the local church.
Broken but Beautiful is edited by Benjamin Vrbicek and has contributions from many of the Gospel-Centered Discipleship staff writers and editors, as well as other writing partners of the ministry.
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The problem with well-being culture is not its diagnosis—mental, emotional, and physical health are real needs. The issue is that it lacks a coherent vision of what well-being actually is. buff.ly/QUtV2HS
