I read a quote this morning that noted that nothing can hinder your life mission like a bad relationship. i immediately started reviewing my relationships; but then go to thinking about my life mission. What is my life mission? What’s a mission statement? Organizations have […]
Month: January 2012
Running the race
The Christian life is often compared to a race, but it’s not exactly like the races with which we, as sport’s fans, are familiar. For example, in track and field the most important thing is to get a good start. But in the Christian life, […]
Getting your church healthy
I can across an article yesterday entitled, “Five Signs you are part of an unhealthy church.” Seemed to be to be an unhealthy point of view. We all could be healthier. So I have taken the points from that article and changed them to a […]
Growth spurts
There is a magnificent evergreen tree on the road to our house. It seems completely out of place in the swamp like terrain of our neighborhood. It towers above the small house near it and stands adjacent to a sugar cane field. I don’t know […]
The Gift of Unity
Satan desires disunity in the church. How do we fight that? We use the tools that God has given us. According to Ephesians 4, he has given each of us a spiritual gift that is given to serve one another. He has given you a gift. […]
“And having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace” (Ephesians 6:15). So far four of your brothers and sisters have offered to meet with me to share their story. Thanks to them all. We can look forward to hearing this stories soon. […]
What’s Your Story?
Satan is the great enemy of God and his people, and one of his enduring tactics to disrupt the church and to hinder our witness to the world by fostering disunity. He does it by eroding the love between brothers and sisters in Christ. Satan is […]
Personal Salvation – CorporateTraining and Service
I was born and raised a Catholic. I was born and raised VERY Catholic. I went to Catholic School. I served as a Altar Boy. I even went to the seminary for a year and a half. By the time I met my bride I […]