Letters to the Church
our calling is to simply put Him on display and watch as He draws people to Himself.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
It is when we love those who slander us that we demonstrate the love of Christ (Matt. 5:44–45).
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
Let’s love people enough to help them leave their own pity parties so they can spend their lives drawing attention to God rather than themselves.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
Rather than assuming you are staying until you hear a word from God, it seems more biblical to assume you are going unless you believe God called you to stay.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
If we are serious about winning the lost, we must be serious about pursuing unity.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
If you think that sitting back and letting the church staff feed you will bring you the most fulfillment, you are so wrong.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
Our commitment to the Kingdom must take precedence over culture.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
Scripture is clear: there is a real connection between our unity and the believability of our message.
Francis Chan • Letters to the Church
We have to stop viewing church leaders as people who minister to us. God clearly explained their role. It was not to coddle you but to equip you. Think personal trainer, not massage therapist.