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Via a pastor in UAE with good contacts in Afghanistan
“Leadership … consists of hearing God’s word, obeying it, and then passing it on to God’s people. Can there be a more simple or important description of ministry leadership than that?”
PhD in astrophysics and Campus Ministry Worker, Lewis Jones argues that suspicions Christians sometimes have are misplaced and that we should see the scientific effort as a worthy attempt to understand the world God has given us.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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