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How do You Recover from Mistakes?
If you're a leader, you're going to make mistakes. So how should you respond when the inevitable happens? We all know leaders who have tried to cover up their errors, but that is never a good idea. When you make a mistake, how do you take care of it?
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You’ve Got a Friend in Me As we were doing dramas on a local university campus, I...
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Buhler Close To The Heart “This Buhler is close to my heart,” began Drew. “You’re a...
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As I came out of the drama and scanned the crowd for someone to talk to, I noticed a woman who was noticeably shaking. She sat down on a bench and called out, “What’s going on here?” I glanced around and realized that everyone around me was in conversation already, so I sat down next to her on the bench and began to share with Marta about the...
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By Beth Brown - Sharing from DRIME Paraguay I always forget that God is working all over the world until I get a chance to see a little part of it. I had the privilege of visiting the DRIME Paraguay team for a few days, and it was a great reminder that there are other brothers and sisters all over the world who are actively sharing their faith...
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Do you need help hearing God's voice today? Let us pray for you. “My sheep listen to my voice...” (John 10:27a) God speaks. That could be the end of this devotional. The gravity of that statement is enough to meditate on for a long, long time. God is actively engaging with his people in a personal and loving way. He is communicating....
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A coin spins in the air. My face is engraved upon it because I was publica vincula, and now I am dead. My body lies on display for passersby to see, sprawled across the marble stairs of the Forum. Soldiers open the iron door and toss my body into the Cloaca Maxima with the rest of the sewage. I float into the Tiber and all that remains is my face...
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By Cameo Kerr I saw Ali standing on the far side of the crowd: he looked as though he was just stopping for a moment but, before long, I noticed that he was studying the drama intently. I walked over to him and asked him how he was doing and offered to answer any questions that he might have about the dramas. Right away, he started telling me...
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“But I will stay on at Ephesus until Pentecost, because a great door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many who oppose me.” (1 Corinthians 16:8-9) In our minds, open doors and opposition do not belong together. Have you ever heard that phrase, “God is opening a door?” We often take it to mean that God is putting an...
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By Evelyn Yeung One night on the streets in Vancouver, we were setting up to do ministry. Our dramas haven’t even started yet, but I felt God telling me to go talk to the man sitting on a bench. What are we going to talk about? I wondered. Earlier that day, I learned about different evangelism tools, but right then my mind was a total blank!...
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