Communicating With Our Church: Part 4 The last post within our Communicating With Our Church series is to look at Our Results. 1 John 1:7 states
Read MoreCommunicating With Our Saviour: Part 3 The final piece to communicating with our Saviour is based on courage. In John 10:27, Jesus says, “…and they
Read MoreCommunicating With Our Saviour: Part 2 We began this conversation a couple of days ago, focusing on our connection to Christ. What’s next? The second piece
Read MoreCommunicating With Our Saviour: Part 1 Today, we started a new preaching series titled, “Communication Inside & Outside the Church”. If you’re interested, feel free to
Read More10 Questions for Reflection From Mt. 17 The Transfiguration: Matthew 17:1-9 This week, we’ve been working through a post-series on Matthew 17:1-9. Today, we end this series
Read MoreThe Mountaintop Experience: (Mt. 17:2-6) Yesterday, I introduced this week’s post-series on Matthew 17:1-9. Which mountaintop is Christ calling us to climb? Despite the fear
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8 Study Questions On Joy. “Good news of great joy!” For your small group ministry studying each theme as Christmas approaches; here’s this week’s advent addition,
Read MoreIs there a difference between power and influence? How have you seen them played out in your workplace, church or ministry? Which one was more successful and why?
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Though we know action needs to take place, we tell ourselves, “It’ll be uncomfortable! We might get hurt! It’s not our regular game plan!” Does any of that really matter? If you’ve been at a standstill over a particular topic or issue for this long; will it really feel any different tomorrow? Next week? A year from now?
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Connecting Shepherds with Good News of Great Joy! The shepherd’s joy for the coming Messiah, points to an even greater joy that we as Believers
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Was Jesus a Coach or a Boss? When I look at the Gospels, I see Jesus embracing a coach-like ministry with his disciples. He didn’t simply sit in the synagogue all day, sending the disciples out to perform duties. That would be a very boss-like role. Instead, Jesus brought the disciples along and showed them how to live out ministry, coaching them along the way.
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Sometimes we miss the mark. Every church has been there. When we get so focused on the complexities of the church organization, that we miss
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