Tag: Nate Millican

Pray. Sure, I pray every week but there is more intensity and frequency in my prayer life leading up to Easter. And I pray with more expectancy, too. Invite liberally. I don’t know how many people I invited to our services at Easter, but I’m certain it was more than what I typically do. I […]

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I can’t overstate the gift that friends have been in my life. It’s not that I didn’t appreciate or value friendships in the past it’s just more of me coming to an understanding deep in my soul that I would not/will not make it without friends. Read that sentence again. I mean it. Friendships are […]

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By Dr. Nathan Millican Philip Yancey in this book Reaching for the Invisible God comments that Basil of Caesarea’s faith was “ambidextrous” because he simultaneously held God’s blessings in his right hand and life’s difficulties in his left hand. He trusted that God was good and would accomplish His good purposes through pain and suffering. […]

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By Dr. Nathan Millican If you are going to lead the church, whether it is in a new ministry initiative (e.g. plant a church, new evangelistic emphasis), hiring a new staff person, contemplating the pros and cons of a name change, etc., then the people you serve better trust you. Trust is crucial for influence […]

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