NEW YORK

We are a city on a hill. We are the Bride of Christ, the holy Jerusalem, a lampstand that must not be hidden. Jesus gave us these pictures so we would understand who we are. We are vessels on this earth, carrying His Spirit and His power. After the Cross, He promised power. He taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” That kingdom lives within us. When we become intimate with Him through His Word, we become empowered to live it out

The Lessons Japan’s Missionary Front Teaches Us about Church Planting & Revitalization Japan is breathtaking—cherry blossoms, beauty, and a culture shaped by centuries of tradition. But beneath the surface is a spiritual reality that should sober the global Church: Japan remains one of the world’s most unreached nations, even though its soil is already stained with the blood of Christian martyrs.   In the 17th century, Christianity was violently purged.  Thousands of believe

Jesus’ command is simple and unmistakable: “Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to all creation”  (Mark 16:15). The Great Commission is not an optional program of the church—it is the defining posture of the people of God. Yet somewhere along the way, many Christians begin thinking of the Gospel as merely the entry point  of their faith rather than the ongoing and life-defining center  of the Christian life.  As a result, We assume the Gospel is for unbelievers, while

Here we are, in the last month of the year, and God has been faithful, so let me start out by wishing a very Merry Christmas to you all! As we embrace this Christmas season, let us never forget the greatest gift ever – Jesus ! Christmas is a wonderful time to focus on bringing new spiritual life. Whether you're planting a new church or renewing an existing one, the Christmas season is an important time for outreach within our communities and for sharing the gospel’s messag

There's a powerful scene in Luke 10 that challenges some of the unspoken presumptions that go through believers' heads when it comes to evangelism. Jesus is preparing to visit new towns, and before He goes, He sends out seventy-two disciples ahead of Him. Their mission? To announce that the Kingdom of God is coming near, and Jesus tells them, "The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few." There are a few reasons why this captures my curiosity... The Heart of God for the