Category: Ministry

  • Meeting Jesus

    Meeting Jesus

    Understandably, there has been (and always will be) a great curiosity for some people to want to know Jesus personally. When the Disciples were approached by someone who wanted to know Him, they made it a point to take them directly to Him — without delay! The challenge here is are we available to do…

  • Prepare in Prayer!

    Prepare in Prayer!

    Preparing to preach on Sunday mornings always brings about a time of expectation, excitement, and — even after 26 years — the butterflies and nausea that can only be explained by knowing the severity / seriousness of what God has asked me to do. As you are headed to church today, please remember to pray…

  • Happy Easter!

    Happy Easter!

    Happy Easter!  It is the morning when Christians all over the world proudly proclaim, “He is risen.  He has risen INDEED!”  But, did you know that we can proclaim that everyday?  There is no reason that we should keep that bottled up to celebrate on just ONE morning – but rather – can celebrate it every day! …

  • Everything matters!

    Everything matters!

    Obedience to God is a requirement if we are ever to see any results in our life. Whether it is our prayer life, our witnessing, how we act on the job, our relationships with family, and even the things we might consider “mundane” … if we are not beginning all of these with obedience to…

  • Will we share, also?

    Will we share, also?

    The continued examination of the conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well is a great study in evangelism, hope, and encouragement that God has given us in His Son to forgive our sins. When we consider the transparency in which Jesus speaks, we must not only see ourselves in this conversation (first in…

  • He must Increase!

    He must Increase!

    One of the pivotal lessons each follower of Jesus must learn is that Jesus is to be the center and the purpose of everything we do.  This is the truth of what John the Baptist spoke of in John 3:30, and how we can learn from it to not allow jealousy, bitterness, or anything else…