If you know the story of the Garden of Eden, you know we ate of the wrong tree and lost Life. Jesus came to restore us back to Life. The word zoé (pronounced ZO-way) is the Greek word for life. When Jesus was teaching, he spoke of a Life with God the life we were created for and the life He […]
Do you want to leave a legacy behind? No one lasts forever and all that is left when we leave is our lasting legacy. What are you going to leave for the people that you have influence over and care for? In this article, you will discover 14 new ways to leave a legacy. In
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In Acts 2:42, Luke uses the word koinonia as one of his key terms for describing the vitality of life in the early church. Considering that Luke wrote almost one-third of the New Testament, it is significant that the word koinonia appears only here in his writings. It seems that Luke carefully and strategically chose
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This is a catchall term for all of the methods, venues and modes of delivery in place before the digital age: lecture, lab work, demonstrations, seminars, group discussions, field work, etc. The key differentiator of this category is that groups of students and their teacher meet together in the same place at the same time
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