I’ve got two questions for you this morning. First of all, “What makes for a successful ministry?” And the second question is this: “What makes for a successful minister?” I’m certain that if we were to send out a questionnaire
[one_half first][/one_half] [one_half][/one_half] It is that time of year when churches are hustling, planning, and preparing for the new semester, the kick-off of the Fall activities. As we make those plans, it is vitally important for us as a
It was a pretty somber day. The hopes and dreams for liberation had come to an end. For three years they had witnessed His authority and they had even experienced His power. He was so influential that He was able
Unity In Times of DisagreementFor two weeks we’ve been taking a look at the first seven verses of Romans 13. We’ve taken our time trying to understand this important section of God’s Word because it is crucial that we do
If you want to be relevant then you’ve got to “go big!” If you want to capture the attention of the masses you’ve got to abandon your small minded mentality and
Unity In Times of Disagreement Today we are going to finish our study, “Bless Who?” Let’s read our Scripture together. Turn with me to Romans 12:14-21 and let’s begin. 14 Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse.
Unity In Times of Disagreement Today we will reach the end of our study of Romans 12. This is our seventh study in this incredibly practical chapter. Romans 1-11 is known for its rich doctrinal teaching, its unparalleled theology. All
Unity In Times of Disagreement I am constantly amazed at all the fuss made over those whose faces fill the screen on news programs of every kind. The lists of names are endless, the crimes committed are incomprehensible, and the
As I was studying John 6 last week I ran into a passage that grabbed me. I’ve not been able to shake it so I want to go back to it this morning and spend our time taking a look
We love to complain. Oh, I’ve never met anyone who admitted to being a world class complainer, but I think it’s time for us to come out of the closet and admit it—we love to complain. The list is endless
