Others were tortured, not accepting deliverance….a better resurrection…of whom the world was not worthy (Heb 11:35-39).
I recently had a conversation with some friends about a Read More…
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What Will Your Legacy Be? by Kenneth Yates
Who is the King of Glory?
Easter Sunday is just a few weeks away and we can get caught up in the events that are happening around us. This Easter I challenge you to be reminded of who our Lord is. Psalm 24 is a good reminder of the God that we serve.
The psalmist begins by telling us that Read More…
Fusion by Nelson Searcy & Jennifer Dykes Henson
Fusion: Turning First-Time Guests into Fully-Engaged Members of Your Church by Nelson Searcy & Jennifer Dykes Henson
Fusion was a book that was given to me by a close friend of mine. As I continue my pursuit for fulltime ministry work, I have found this book to be Read more…
“A Real Conversation About Race and the Church” presented by Sandals Church
Click link below to watch “A Real Conversation About Race and the Church” presented On Sunday July 17, 2016 where Pastor Matt from Sandals Church in Riverside California was joined by a diverse panel of pastors and law enforcement leaders for a real, public conversation about race and the church.
⇒A Real Conversation About Race and the Church⇐
“The recent events in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and Dallas have resurfaced a history of hurt and division in our nation and caused every single one of us to consider the state of race relations in America. It is easy to be divided when it seems as though no one is listening.
So how should we respond? Honestly, we don’t know.
What we do know is that the church is called to be a place and a people of healing, community and hope.
It’s not easy to come up with one response to the events that have taken place in America over the last week, and while it may not be our place to provide a solution, we can provide a space for a conversation.
On Sunday, July 17, 2016 Pastor Matt was joined by a diverse panel of pastors and law enforcement leaders for a real, public conversation about race and the church”.
Johnathan L Baker 