The Activity Trap
Church activity can be impressive. People show up for Sunday services, Wednesday night Bible studies, workdays, Vacation Bible School, and […]
The Talent Trap!
Talent goes a long way in the church. A gifted musician can transform the atmosphere of a worship service. A
Back to Biblical Baptism
I’m growing conerned with some trends I am seeing in the Trinitarian Pentecostal Church when it comes to our theology
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Pastoring is Rewarding
Pastoring is rewarding. I resigned my church exactly 5 years ago. I had pastored for 12 years and have since
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The Suffocating Sin of Sectarianism
I am a Pentecostal believer through and through. I believe in the gifts of the Spirit; all of them. I
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Why I’ve Stayed in the Church
I recently reconnected with one of my best friends from high school. Our conversations over the last few weeks have
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My Greatest Investment
I’ve never been much of an investor when it comes to my finances. I wish I had done better about
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The Weary World Rejoices
I’ve confirmed that even in the hardest and darkest of times, God is still faithful. And I am convinced that a renewed vision of Christ; who He is and what he came to accomplish; is enough to make even a weary world rejoice!
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Repurposed
In the 18th chapter of the book of Jeremiah the Lord is portrayed as a potter. The prophet is sent
When “Why?” Never Gets Answered
I see pain every day. I empathize with anguish on a weekly basis. I’ve driven away from an old man
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