[ad_1] When someone is looking for a place to fellowship, the internal question I believe they ask is, “Why should I come to your church?”. It’s nothing to get defensive about, its a valid question. People want to be where they can grow in the strength and knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. For those […]
[ad_1] On this Father’s Day we offer these words of tribute to Father’s, and since the backdrop of this tribute is in the Church, it will be with Godly Fatherhood as the focus of our attention this morning. For the young son, Dad stands for all he wants to be in life “when he grows […]
[ad_1] “Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me. Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.” Psalm 51:5-6 KJV. My goal in this series is to shine a light deep into your psyche and reveal those […]
[ad_1] Starting a church daycare is a good alternative for one who wants to earn income, putting to use both homemaking and knowledge at parenting. This is how to start a church daycare. First, familiarize yourself with state laws and regulations in your area and plan accordingly. Take into account area requirements, meals, activities, equipment […]
[ad_1] Besides asking whether a Christian needs to be baptized, the other question that seems to be asked more and more is, do we need to go to church. I think the reason why this question is coming up more and more, is our present condition in the country, and that is because less people […]
[ad_1] I felt ill prepared to lead such a large group of young people. What did I have to offer? It took me a while to find the answer to that question, but when I did find the answer, my eyes were opened to a completely new world. I learned that the best youth leaders […]
[ad_1] Church letters are a wonderful way for pastors and church staff to keep in touch with members of the congregation, and to reach out to those in the community. They can be used for many different purposes, from thank you letters to invitations to events and gatherings. Since these letters are quickly gaining a […]
[ad_1] Many couples think that by having their wedding in a church, they’ll be saving the cost of a venue rental. Unfortunately, this isn’t so. The Bridal Association of America shows the average rental cost of a church running between $400 and $450. Of course this is only an average. It may be that your […]
[ad_1] Presbyterian evangelical churches believe in reformed orthodoxy, such as the essentials of the Christian faith, including the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the work of the Holy Spirit in redeeming lives through the sacrificial death of Christ on the cross, and trusting in His free gift of grace for salvation from sin. […]
[ad_1] The spirit of Jezebel is always around us and it seeks to hide itself, seduce, intimidate, manipulate and trade in human souls. It is a religious spirit but it promotes religious things that are contrary to God. Jezebel promotes fleshly indulgence amongst God’s people and shuns the cross. The Jezebel spirit is the enemy […]
[ad_1] Our evangelical churches have been thoroughly immersed in “Church Growth” ideas for the last forty or so years. We are told that we must be user friendly. Can you imagine someone wanting to “use” the church? We are told that we must entertain the people with spectacular singing programs and dynamic dramas. We are […]
[ad_1] In the world of modern day university researchers the rules are clear and simple: publish or perish. This rule is too often re-interpreted to mean that your prospects of timely promotion hinge on the number of papers you publish. And often enough, one finds evidence of the unintended effect of the rule of the […]
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