Pastor T.J. Conwell

Category: Ministry

  • History Channel’s The Bible, Part 2

    After watching Part 2 of this series this weekend, I am more convinced that this is purposefully set on dramatizing the Bible for viewers who have little or no knowledge of what the Bible actually says – by attempting to bring these stories to life with a Hollywood spin. For the record, the inaccuracies are…

  • 2012 Indy 500 NGL Ministry Outreach

      May 25-27, 2012 Meeting Location: Covenant Baptist Church 4201 West 30th Street, Indianapolis, IN $100.00 per man $50.00 per dependent child $40.00 additional per man only if you’re riding the NGL bus (The bus leaves Christian Life Center in Herrin, IL at 9am. Please contact Dave Munson to reserve your seat.) Click HERE to Register!

  • 2012 Mardi Gras Ministry Trip

    On Friday morning, I will depart for the gulf coast to minister with No Greater Love (http://nogreaterlove.org) Ministries for my 12th year of street evangelism during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, LA.  Each year, I return more amazed at how God speaks to me and challenges me not only personally but in my ministry, and…

  • Looking Ahead to Twenty Twelve

    I haven’t really written anything personal in a while (other than some devotional encouragements taken from our church bulletin) and so I thought I would start with some updates and give some insight on the year ahead.  Most of my friends (whether internet-based or in real life) know that 2011 wasn’t the best year for…

  • Godly Friendships

    Proverbs 17:17 says, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” If we’re easily offended or hold on to bitterness, we’ll have a hard time making friends. No one is perfect. We all make mistakes now and then. If we take a truthful look at ourselves, we’ll admit that we…

  • Take it to the Streets!

    Taking the Gospel into the streets was a common theme of the early church, and it must be the theme of our church in 2011 as well. I challenge you to continue praying over how you might be a part, and how you might be willing to give of yourself in reaching our community. Paul…