God’s ultimate will is unchanging, but the way in which he chooses to realize this will is dependent on the prayers of his children. He wants us as covenant partners, not as automons or slaves.

Donald Bloesch

Published by eric echols

I love Jesus, my wife, and my three kids. I’m a dad of a multi-ethnic family and an adoption advocate. I am the Lead Pastor at Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA. As a communicator, I am also available to speak at your next event. I love to help individuals and churches reach their God-given potential as a ministry consultant and coach.

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  1. Last year I attended Catalyst, and it was phonemenal! There was a lot of philosophical and practical information to help develop me personally and help me lead those around me. As with any conference, the key is the ability to process, filter, and contextualize. I hope more people post!

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  2. Tina! Thanks so much for the shout out and the pic. We’re pretty darn cute, if I do say so mylesf.I had a great time in DC but didn’t get home until midnight Monday night and have barely turned on my computer since. I need a vacation to recover from conference.

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