Are you stuck in your outreach methods? Do you see people as projects? Maybe it's time to rethink your approach with a fresh perspective.

As some have turned to violence in response to the death of George Floyd, many faith leaders are doing what they can to support law enforcement as well as peaceful protesters—and in many cases, the police are responding in kind. 

Lauren Daigle instagram: The Christian singer posted a video about her silence on the killing of George Floyd and the subsequent outrage his death has stirred up.

Sixteen of Floyd’s family members attended the Houston march, along with other high-profile professional athletes, musicians, and faith leaders.

As soon as stay-at-home orders began to sweep across nations, MOPS leaders were the first to spring into action. Within a matter of days, MOPS meetings were transformed into online gatherings. MOPS groups celebrated birthdays, childbirths, sobriety milestones, graduations, and overall life.

"We are part of this gigantic, global body of Christ," says Jordan Gustafson, "and so we can’t separate ourselves from everything else that’s happening. We must engage.”

This fire in my bones is a holy intensity to explain and promote the truth of the living God, come what may. Let me reflect on what this idea has meant in my life and ministry.

We are all exiles. We live in a world broken by sin. And while sometimes we enter a situation of exile because of our own sinful actions, it’s at least as common if not more that the deep frustration of exile comes upon us due to the brokenness that mars all parts of this world.