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When I woke this morning, I began to think about the things that have been weighing on my mind. Slowly I walk to the kitchen … Continue reading
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The phone call came late one night from a son in trouble. “Dad, I need some money!” After a brief discussion, I did what any … Continue reading
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My hope and prayer for all parents with children touched by Autism is that they can see them for the gift they are. Continue reading … Continue reading
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Who is Jesus? This is the crucial question every person on earth must answer. Was He a great religious teacher or a madman? Was He … Continue reading
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August 18, 1998. The day my younger sister Lizzie died. I remember pretty much every detail of that day. I was driving with John, her … Continue reading
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Just as we do not have to understand electricity in order to believe it exists and to use it, so the Trinity exists despite our … Continue reading
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Jesus engages analyzers on their terms, giving them better assumptions with which to form a thoughtful analysis that will lead to heart-felt christlikeness. Jesus helps … Continue reading
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What is the truth about where we came from, what life is about, and where we’re going? Think about how vast the mysterious universe is, … Continue reading
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The central locus of the Christian faith, the very heart of the matter, is in a set of relationships that we’re invited into. Like politics … Continue reading
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One of the most wonderful things about God is that He wants everyone to know Him. Everyone! But there are many people in the world … Continue reading
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Why Discipleship? In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of … Continue reading
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“You’ve gotta dance like there’s nobody watching, Love like you’ll never be hurt, Sing like there’s nobody listening, And live like it’s heaven on earth.” … Continue reading
WDA believes that Jesus' pattern for discipleship offers you the structures and methods to build a healthy church, whether training leaders, addressing the pain and emotional needs with Restoring Your Heart or developing a strategy to build missional communities or small groups.
WDA trains leaders around the world by focusing on Jesus' method for discipleship. We believe that no matter what your cultural context, following Jesus' way of equipping leaders will produce mature leaders who are able to help others grow.
WDA established our first ministry on college campuses in 1974. Now Next Generation Ministry engages young men and women not only in the university setting but also in communities and churches.
The Restorative Ministry is dedicated to teaching churches (and other ministries) how to help people heal emotionally and relationally. Read How Emotional Problems Develop Free Download