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The trouble with most conversations is the you can never tell where the truth begins or ends. Explore the basic dilemma and the journey to defining this critical aspect of life.
Personal perspective and pride can and do ruin what God wants from His Church. How can we come together and reconcile the differences in order to be what Jesus asked us to be...together?
Move out of His way! Stop imposing yourself! You can't change anyone's heart! But, you can share your journey and allow the Holy Spirit to teach the lessons. You might even learn a thing or two from the most heathen of heathens!
After a year of deconstruction, it's time to begin building on the rubble of our former walk. Through understanding our hope, we can express the power and presence of God in a way that will make those around us want more of Him.
So anxious to get to the root of Jesus' way, we explore the path that He has laid out for us in the Word. Are we to fight the tide of institutions? Are we to give in? Or, is there a life we should be living right here and right now?
Church can't be ALL bad? There has to be a reason why millions of people attend church on a weekly basis. Sit and relax as we talk about three things that are GOOD about church. Prepare to be wowed!
Many pastors have asked me what I think the Bible asks of them in the context of His call for their lives. Maybe the answer isn't very popular, but it is based on Biblical truth sprinkled with some brutal honesty. Open wide!
What has been going on in Lakeland? Have people been getting healed and raised from the dead? Apparently, it all falls apart under scrutiny and people are hurt in the process.
Do you believe that your life issues are the result of generational curses, demonic activity, and personal satanic assults? Let's explore scripture together and try to wade through the mess that contemporary theology has made.
After bring bred in the church, it is so hard to break free from the traditions and ideologies of that culture. But, we all sense that there is something that is missing. It isn't until it miserably fails that we go through the exercise of exploring alternatives, but we lose so much time in waiting for that point.