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Prepare in Prayer Sunday Morning
This was written by a wonderful lady from my church, and I felt inspired to share it! It's a fantastic reminder of the importance of preparing ourselves before we step inside the church building. I’ve been reminded this week of how wrong my heart can be before I ever walk into the doors of our... Continue Reading →
Church Shopping
"I've always been asked, 'What is your favorite car?' and I've always said, 'The next one.'" Carroll Shelby, Car Designer Some love the thrill of buying a new car while others feel it’s a tedious, painful process, preferring instead a root canal. But even if it’s a hassle, there is something to buying a car... Continue Reading →
An Example of How
In the last article, "We All Have an Assignment", we examined the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20), and Christ's distributing of our assignments here on earth. Since Christ has all authority over heaven and earth, He told us to do three things as Christians while we are here: Make disciples of all nations Baptize them in... Continue Reading →
We All Have an Assignment
Right now in a world full of lies and hate, people are craving truth. They want to know what is real, and are tired of being lied to and fed "click-bait"; bombarded by ads and gimmicks diverting our attention to the things that don't matter. All we are consuming on our phones, the internet, and... Continue Reading →
The 4 M’s of Leadership Excellence
This morning's men's cross-trainers group featured an impactful speaker in honor of Veterans Day: Major Sean Quinlan, USMC Ret. As a seasoned warrior and leader, he has navigated some of the most formidable campaigns our nation has faced. Though his address lasted only an hour, it was rich with essential insights that men not only... Continue Reading →
The Most Troublesome Problem in the Church Today
It's difficult to narrow all of the evangelical church's problems into one significant problem because of the many diverse denominations, cultures, and theological emphasis. But from a broad, biblical perspective, many pastors and believers agree that one of the most pressing and troublesome issues in the church today is this: a loss of discipleship. One... Continue Reading →
For Such a Time as This
"To those of you out there who just made that decision and took the first step toward a spiritual life, I say thank you and welcome. One day, I hope you look back and realize it was the most important decision of your life because it is. All of you...who are already believers, it is... Continue Reading →
Don’t Climb Abord the Crazy Train
I was deeply concerned when I heard of Ozzy Osbourne's passing. I had no intentions of writing about it like most bloggers do, but found myself thrown in the mix when people were asking me if I thought he was in heaven. The first time I was asked I laughed out loud thinking this person... Continue Reading →
Paradigm Shifts in Faith: How Technology Reshapes Evangelism
Throughout history, humanity has experienced a series of profound paradigm shifts, each reshaping how we understand and interact with the world. From the dawn of oral traditions to the advent of written language, the invention of the printing press, and the rise of digital technologies, each shift has marked a pivotal moment in the way... Continue Reading →
Pens & Wrenches 