“Our best attempts at making peace and restoration, still produce anti-Eden. We need to groan in anguish for God to come and make all things right.”
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“It is hard to discern what it means to be faithful in times of exile, but we have to train our hear to listen and be attentive to the voice of God.”
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“We need wisdom and tact like Daniel to interact in the systems and power structure of our world.”
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“When our enemies declare victories, God laughs.”
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“The world is craving shepherds. Your neighbor doesn’t need a CEO, it needs a shepherd.”
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“How do we have the same attitude of Christ when we face suffering in this life?”
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“How do we pursue peace, and bless others who are doing evil to us?”
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“What does it look like to live a life of honor and submission in the way of the Kingdom, while we live under the authority of Empire?”
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“We don’t actually affix value to people, GOD DOES, and we respect that.”
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“Our hope must be built on nothing less than Jesus.”
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“We need to bring our Creator Gods Holy and Life-giving presence everywhere we go.”
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Anchoring our soul in the "not yet" is how we can have enduring hope no matter what we see around us in the "now."
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“Everything we need to go through suffering is on the inside of us. Suffering has no power against the Spirit of God.”
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“Our kingdom dreams should fail without the Holy Spirit, and if they succeed without Him, they weren’t Kingdom dreams to begin with.”
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“Our callings don’t guarantee the absence of shipwrecks, and similarly shipwrecks don’t negate the presence of our calling. The test is can we hold fast in the midst of it.”
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“A conversion moment is not your only testimony. You can testify to his glory, grace, and mercy everyday”
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“Your calling doesn’t just give you future purpose, it also gives you current wisdom.”
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“Shared suffering produces intimacy with God. And we, as a community of missionaries, we need to learn to suffer well. Why? Because there is purpose to your pain.”
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