Ken Boa introduces the area of friendships in his subseries on relationships, discussing the importance of them, the various levels, and what it takes to develop deeper friendships.
Dr. Ken Boa addresses matters of culture during the March 13, 2019, installment of GraceLife Church of Pineville’s In Question series. The series is a Q&A format hosted by Michael Stewart.
In Luke 7, we see Jesus' expanding ministry, which evokes a dual reaction of either growing belief or growing rejection. Luke in particular emphasizes the perfect humanity of Jesus as the fulfillment of the ideal Man and His compassion on people from all classes of society.
Ken Boa discusses more principles behind the "why" of discipleship, ranging from the idea that we cannot appraise our own ministries in this life, to the importance of spiritual friendship as a component of discipleship.
Parents are mediators of God's love in their children's lives, modeling the unconditional acceptance we have in Christ (not based on our performance). It's therefore vital that parents walk by the Spirit in order to live out this calling in their hearts, home, and habits.
Ken Boa discusses principles behind the "why" of discipleship, including the fact that we need to be disciples ourselves before we can make disciples, discipleship is an ongoing process that depends on God, and people aren't our disciples but God's.
Sometimes called the Paul of the Old Testament, Isaiah has a vision of God's holiness that leads to his understanding of the uncleanness/sinfulness of himself and humanity; after this humbling, Isaiah is ready to receive God's evangelistic commission.
Parents and grandparents are in a unique position of impact on "their" children and grandchildren, who ultimately belong to God; they can always pray for, love, and serve them no matter what the relationship is like or how far away they live.