Why aren’t our churches centers of learning languages? It’s probably the most apostolic move we could make.

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The world sees a crisis. The apostle sees an opportunity. What looks like sure martyrdom turns out to be a bigger microphone.

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The greatest threat to the gospel doesn’t usually come from the outsiders but from the insiders. Religion can be treacherous.

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Whenever the inappropriate fear of people eclipses the appropriate fear of God, it’s a short step to image management and control tactics.

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Our meetings ought to look more like, “Reporting in detail what God had done among the Gentiles through this ministry.”

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The confounding logic of eternal life is this: Die before you die and then all is life.

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Know the destination. Don’t sweat the details. I think it’s how the will of God works more often than not.

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We must learn to simply, meaningfully, and regularly send one another out into the mission of the gospel.

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What’s so amazing about Paul is he left churches he had planted all the time yet he never protected himself from the pain that comes from saying goodbye to deep friendships.

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For Paul, sound doctrine and teaching were not mere matters of right and wrong but of life and death

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