3 Steps To Confidently Discern God’s Calling On Your Life
As you take three specific steps of obedience in your faith journey, answers are revealed. Together, let’s explore those fruitful stages of growth and direction.
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Ryan Ingram
Lead Pastor, Awakening Church
Ryan Ingram is currently serving as the lead pastor of Awakening Church in San Jose, California. He and his wife, Jenny, planted the church in 2012 with a passion to awaken this generation to new life in Jesus. Ryan leads his church community through teaching and strategic leadership. He graduated from Moody Bible Institute (in Chicago) and attended Moody Theological Seminary. He lives in San Jose with his wife and three children.
How To Resolve Conflict and Live Peacefully as a Follower of Jesus
In this article, you’ll learn that conflict is expected, and yet against our instincts to handle it well. Taking a note from the Apostle Paul and his colleagues, we’ll uncover the biblical framework for handling disagreements and establishing peace.
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Being a Light in a Dark World: Restoring Our Society with Love
We’re in a tough period in our culture’s history. With the pandemic, job losses and economic decline, racial protests, contentious politics, schools forced to move to remote learning, and churches not being able to gather in person—it’s understandable if we…
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Three Steps to Becoming a Resilient Christian
Sometimes the Christian life feels blessed and rewarding. Other times it’s a struggle. If you’re wandering in a dark season and not feeling much like a resilient Christian, please remember that God wants to help you grow in maturity until…
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Tired of Struggling Relationships? Learn from Love’s Inventor
Feel stuck in struggling relationships? Everyone is hardwired to seek meaningful, rich relationships. We’re designed to want to be known and accepted and loved. It hurts when close interactions with family members, friends, and even co-workers hit bumps—or brick walls….
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A Lion in the Wild
One of the primary reasons we do not encounter God, is we come to God on our own terms. We want to be in control. We want to determine when, where and how. We want to get close enough to have a glimpse but not so close to have to adjust our lives.
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