“The disrupted life isn’t a destination you arrive at. It’s a direction you keep choosing — shaped by the death and resurrection of Jesus.”
Tag: discipleship
The Disruption of Purpose – living on mission
“The world offers a thousand versions of purpose. The gospel offers something better — and something far more demanding.”
The Disruption of Security
“We have more control than any generation in history. We’re also more anxious than any generation in history. Those two facts are connected.”
The Disruption of Power
“Jesus looked at his disciples arguing about who gets the best seats in the kingdom — and said four words that disrupted everything: ‘Not so with you.'”
The Disruption of Community
“We live in the most connected generation in history and one of the loneliest. The gospel has something to say about that.”
The Disruption of Desire
“Culture tells us to follow our hearts. Jesus says something far more radical — let me transform them.”
Disruption: How the Gospel changes us part 1 – The disruption of identity
“The gospel doesn’t improve your life. It disrupts it. And the first thing it comes for is the identity you’ve spent your whole life building.”
Your Gifts Won’t Survive Without Community
From the series: Empowered — Discovering and Developing Your Spiritual Gifts Sarah sat nervously at the edge of the prayer circle. Three months into this church, she still felt like an outsider looking in — […]
When the Spectacular Blinds Us — Sensationalism, Accountability, and the Gifts of the Spirit
A reflection on charismatic culture, pastoral responsibility, and the cost of elevating gifting above character There is a particular kind of silence that has caused immeasurable damage to the charismatic and Pentecostal church. It is […]
The Enemy is After Your Confidence
A while back I came across a statistic that stopped me in my tracks. A leadership conference speaker mentioned that seven out of ten pastors in America were looking for other work. When I dug […]
Paul Benger 