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...
By Joel Comiskey, Living in Victory “Only one life, ’twill soon be past.Only what’s done for Christ will last.” Those words from C. T. Studd have shaped my life for decades. Studd was a famous cricket player at Cambridge in the 1800s. Fame, money, recognition–he...
By Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil – www.celulas.com.br We all know the saying, “Do what I say, not what I do.” Sadly, that mindset can creep into ministry. We may be able to impress a congregation with our words, gifts, and leadership. But we cannot hide who...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Jesus did not call mere followers, but disciples: people who would learn from him, live like him, and take part in his mission. That is why the disciplines of discipleship exist: simple, repeated, sustained practices through which...
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