Recent Blog Posts
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How do you measure ministry success?
How do you measure success in ministry? Read More
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HOW TO LIVE SENT
As followers of Jesus Christ, we are all called to live sent. The early church in Acts serves as a powerful example of what happens when believers are filled with the Holy Spirit and passionate about continuing to do and teach what […] Read More
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Pursuing God: Simplicity is the Path, Holiness is the Destination
The path for pursuing God is simplicity and the destination is our personal holiness. A man is raised up from the earth by two wings—simplicity and purity. There must be simplicity in his intention and purity in his desires. Simplicity leads to […] Read More
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Embracing the Power of Community: Exploring Its Radical Impact
In Acts 2:42-47, we witness a profound illustration of the power of community within the early Church. This passage paints a vivid picture of a vibrant and dedicated group of believers who exemplified the essence of togetherness and shared purpose. The principles […] Read More
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Opposed by Religion: How to Overcome Religion in the Church
Throughout my years of ministry, I have faced a variety of challenges. However, I have found that religious individuals are the most difficult and challenging people to work with. Read More
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How to Cultivate a Volunteer Culture
The dedication of volunteers is crucial for a church to thrive. The success of a church largely depends on its volunteers who selflessly contribute their time, skills, and energy to support the church’s mission and values. In my previous post, I highlighted WHY […] Read More
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Why Churches Need to Cultivate and Create a Volunteer Culture?
Volunteers are the lifeblood of a healthy church. A thriving church heavily relies on the commitment of volunteers who generously offer their time, skills, and effort to uphold the church’s mission and values. Creating a volunteer culture within the church is not only […] Read More
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How To Restore Our Friendship With God
The concept of being “reconciled to God,” as mentioned in the Bible, is truly remarkable. It implies friendship with God. The Greek term used for it is “apokatallassō,” derived from the verb “katallassō” which means to change from enmity to friendship and […] Read More
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How To Overcome The Summer Volunteer Slump
Developing a strategy for overcoming the summer volunteer slump requires proactive planning and creative approaches. As the warm weather and vacation season approaches, many churchgoers and faithful volunteers find their schedules filled with travel, family commitments, or simply the desire to take […] Read More
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The Role of Repentance, Faith, and Baptism
In the early days of the Church, on the day of Pentecost, something remarkable happened. The Apostle Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, delivered a powerful sermon that penetrated the hearts of those who heard it. In Acts 2:37-41, Peter emphasizes that […] Read More
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Prayer is boldness born out of confidence in God’s faithfulness
Prayer is one of the most powerful tools that we have as believers. It is an avenue through which we can communicate with God, pour out our hearts, and make our requests known to Him. Yet, prayer is often misunderstood, and some […] Read More
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Three Marks of Effective Preaching
Peter’s sermon delivered during Pentecost is a remarkable illustration of effective communication. It marks a significant moment in the history of Christianity and showcases a masterful example of preaching that remains relevant today. Here are three marks of effective preaching found in […] Read More
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As God’s Workmanship: We Are Created For Good Works.
As God’s Workmanship: We Are Created For Good Works. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10 Write that verse down and put it in a […] Read More
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Discovering the Power and Presence of Pentecost
On the day of Pentecost, 120 of Jesus’ disciples gathered together when the Holy Spirit suddenly descended upon them. The power and presence of Pentecost was on full display for all to see. Three supernatural signs marked the arrival of the Holy […] Read More
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The Connection between Patience and Faith
We’ve all heard the saying that patience is a virtue. As followers of Jesus, we know that patience is a fruit of the Spirit. But how many of us actually find it easy to practice? It can be tough waiting for something […] Read More
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What To Do While We Wait
It’s safe to say that waiting is not a favorite pastime for most people. It can be frustrating and seem like a waste of time, but the reality is that we spend a significant portion of our lives waiting. We wait in […] Read More