What Bekele Shanko Taught Me About Partnership

“A person who knows how to partner with others is like a miner who discovers a rich vein of gold.” - Bekele Shanko

Invest In Kingdom Partnerships

Partnership is tricky. It’s more work than running alone. But the long-term personal and collective benefits can be extraordinary.

The Real Issue Behind Doubts

If you’re a follower of Jesus, keeping a few skeptical people in your life is important.

The REAL Reason Someone Doubts God

For every non-believer, the real issue they face is not the doubts they share but a lack of confidence in Christ.

How My Friend Cesar Perez Turned From Skeptic to Christian

Do you have a skeptic in your life? Someone who seemingly takes one step towards God while taking two steps back? If so, take heart and remember that God is working. Keep praying, keep believing, keep investing.

If I Believe, Why Do I Struggle With Doubt?

Do you feel bad for doubting God? You want to believe, but you're plagued with so much doubt. You're not alone, and Jesus will meet you where you're at.

Do Your Part And Link Arms With Others

Every Christian cannot tackle systemic poverty, racial injustice, women’s rights, abortion, discrimination, and the dozens of other challenges in our world. But we can do our part.

Is Your Heart Tuned to God?

Remember who you are because of Christ. You are not what you do. You are a beloved child of God–a God who knows you deeply and invites you into meaningful, wonderful friendship.

Six Steps to Seeing the Overlooked

The longer you practice these steps, the larger your world will become and the more like Jesus you will be.

How Do I See Others I'm Tempted to Overlook?

You don’t need to travel far to make a difference. The opportunity to reflect Christ’s love is right in front of you—at work, in your neighborhood, and in your daily routines. The question is, will you take it?

Look for the Overlooked

We live in a world where people have vast differences. And as is the case with many, the natural default is to gravitate towards our own group of people.

Five Steps to Effective Discipleship

Jesus did not sit around and wait for disciples to come to him. He went to where they were, offered them an invitation to follow him, evaluated their progress, and then selected them to be his twelve apostles.