From Fan to Follower
Something that has been made very clear to me as I look across the landscape of the 21st-century American church is this: Jesus has a lot of fans but not a lot of followers. What I mean by that is there are a lot of
Something that has been made very clear to me as I look across the landscape of the 21st-century American church is this: Jesus has a lot of fans but not a lot of followers. What I mean by that is there are a lot of
In the Gospel of Mark, we read that as Jesus turned his face toward Jerusalem and led the disciples toward what would ultimately be His death on the cross, those who followed Him were both amazed and afraid (Mark 10:32 ESV). Jesus went about doing
This past year has been a time of transition for me. I’m leaving Rosedale Bible College (RBC), where I served for 15 years—one as a faculty member, 10 as Dean of Students, and four as Academic Dean. This summer I’m moving into the president’s office
One hundred years ago, when Rosedale Network of Churches was very young, many of our leaders had accepted an interpretation of the Great Commission that held that the commission had been completed. In the first decades after Jesus spoke it, the disciples had done what he