By Joel Comiskey, An Appointment with the King J. Edwin Orr, one of the most respected historians of Christian revival, spent his life studying how God renews his people. After examining awakenings across Europe and North America, he reached a consistent conclusion:...
By Joel Comiskey, An Appointment with the King I don’t believe a church can ever have enough prayer. Prayer is the oxygen of the cell church—and of the church in general. We must continually return to this theme. I see at least four key prayer themes in...
By Joel Comiskey, Living in Victory Personal discipleship isn’t only about what we do—prayer, Scripture, community, obedience. It’s also about what we trust. And one of the deepest trust issues is this: Is God really in control of my life, or am I on my own? Joni...
By Joel Comiskey, Living in Victory “Amazing Grace” may be the most beloved hymn of the last two centuries. John Newton wrote it out of a life that had been rescued. His story is a reminder that grace isn’t a religious buzzword—it’s God’s lifeline for people who know...
By Joel Comiskey, Living in Victory During the course of earning her master’s degree, Tina drove several nights each week from Burlington, Vermont, back to her home, about a hundred miles away. Often, she returned late. And almost every night, she noticed an elderly...
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