According to a broad range of men’s ministry experts, including men who have led transformative men’s ministries for years, you need to take a strategic approach, and your strategy needs to include six elements. Here they are.
I’d like to construct a picture of a man who we’ll call the “Nameless Hero.” He’s the one who gave Jesus a drink when He hung in agony on the cross. No one knows his name. He’s a man who didn’t care who got the credit.
We can learn much from studying this amazing man's life. It wasn't about leprechauns, 4 leaf clovers, wearing green, or luck. His life was simply about the amazing Sovereignty and blessing of God, about obedience to His call, about prayer and faithfulness.
In the Book of Acts 2:42-47, we see 7 characteristics (you may find more) that made the church of that day a powerhouse in their community. We may just need to replicate these characteristics today in the Body of Christ—with everyone playing their part—to continue bringing glory to God.
The aging Christian cannot opt for spiritual retirement or, for that matter, desire such status. Here are six things aging members can contribute to the church.
First, they need to know that God loves them and they are valuable no matter what their life has looked like before giving their lives to the Lord. They are not damaged goods. God has offered us complete healing and redemption.
Consultants tell businessmen and pastors alike that to achieve the highest level of success, one must have a passion for growing his business or his church. What is your passion? What drives you? What springs you out of bed in the morning and still has you going late in the evening when normal people would be watching television?
Before you look for a new church, consider what it is that God would lead you to find. Make a list of what the Bible says about various issues related to church. In prayer, ask the Holy Spirit to show you what honors the Lord about your participation in a local church body and to lead you where God is loved, glorified, and celebrated above everything else.
Here are five habits of a discipled leader fromPreston Poore's bookDiscipled Leader: Inspiration from a Fortune 500 Executive for Transforming Your Workplace by Pursuing Christ.
Kathie Lee Gifford recently said she is anti-religion but devoted to Jesus. Can you truly follow Christ while rejecting religion, or does Scripture show that faith and faithful practice belong together?
Historically, circles (small groups) and rows (Sunday School) have battled over discipleship in the church. Each has similar goals with different applications, yet the estranged relationship continues in conversation even today.
Although we study the passion of Jesus, his death on the cross, Easter is a celebration of his Resurrection.
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