Video admin on 27 Jun 2009
Attitude and Quote admin on 20 Jun 2009
Quoted: Bob Hope
If you haven’t any charity in your heart, you have the worst kind of heart trouble. ~ Bob Hope
Uncategorized admin on 15 Jun 2009
Weekend Afterglow
This morning was up at 5:30 a.m. (Yeah, I didn’t know it existed either…LOL) feeling the call to prayer and now sit basking in the afterglow of the weekend.
Saturday: I woke up not feeling well and made a decision to not ride in this years bike-a-thon, but took Debbie and Sheldon to the start of the trail where they rode with the others 10 miles to the park where we all met for a picnic and played some V-Ball. Major shout out to the Peavey’s for organizing this, George and Bernice for securing us a picnic spot and heading up the grill, all of those who rode and secured donations.
Sunday: Awakened much earlier than normal with a call to prayer, God began to deal with me concerning yesterday’s services. Preached on “A New Anointing For A New Generation” in the early service and we experienced it! In the late service we opened with prayer…but the spirit of prayer continued on and for the next 25 minutes there was that incredible call to draw closer to God…without music we just went into the Word and ministered on no matter how difficult or costly the journey, it is “Worth The Trip!”
Attitude and Quote admin on 14 Jun 2009
Quoted: Christopher Novak
Optimism is a crucial choice we make in establishing expectations for ourselves and others as we begin to move forward through adversity. ~ Christopher Novak
Quote admin on 11 Jun 2009
Quoted: John Mason
I read something by John Mason this morning that I want to share;
“Picture a runner in full stride. He speeds through a pack of contenders, but he begins to look at whom he’s running against. What is the inevitable conclusion to this scene? That runner will slow down and probably stumble. The same will happen to us if we allow the distraction of others to turn our head as we run the race set before us. Instead of breaking records, we’re breaking our momentum.” ~ John Mason
Attitude and Leadership and Quote admin on 09 Jun 2009
Quoted: J. Mark Jordan
“John the Baptist owned the right attitude about transition. ‘I must decrease but he must increase.’ His view may have been difficult for him to accept, but it did not diminish his role. He acquiesced to divine progression. Leaving Leadership may be more difficult than receiving leadership, but both are absolutely critical to the life of the organization. The attitude towards it makes the difference.” ~ J. Mark Jordan
Leadership and Quote and Vision admin on 05 Jun 2009
Quoted: John Mason
Mediocrity is a region bound on the north by compromise, on the south by indecision, on the east by past thinking, and on the west by a lack of vision. You can’t get your head above water if you never stick your neck out. ~ John Mason
Church Growth and Leadership and Quote admin on 05 Jun 2009
Quoted: J.T. Pugh
Happy is the preacher who comes to see, before he has ruined his health, that the church is not an institution so much as it is a living organism. It carries inherent within itself provisions for its own growth and production. Because of sickness in the local group, there are times when it grows slowly, or not at all. But through God even the sick church has the mysterious ability to heal herself if cared for discreetly and fed wisely by a Spirit-led pastor. ~ J.T. Pugh; For Preachers Only
Attitude and Leadership and Quote admin on 04 Jun 2009
Quoted: J. Paul Getty
The truly great general views reverses calmly and coolly; he is fully aware that they are bound to occur occasionally and refuses to be unnerved by them. ~ J. Paul Getty