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Verse is about temptation – Covey, Frankl, you will ALWAYS have a choice. Burdens! Jesus died on the cross! Was that not more than he could bear? Challenges to us come from several places: 1. Seeds we have sown; there … Continue reading →

MONDAY SCHOOL –   SOURCES: This sequence for MONDAY SCHOOL is based on a series of messages on change delivered at Caseyville United Methodist Church. This post comes from the message from 2/16/2014 entitled The Jesus “Switch” – Repentance and Hope … Continue reading →

    SOURCES: This sequence for MONDAY SCHOOL is based on a series of messages on change delivered at Caseyville United Methodist Church. This post comes from the message from 2/16/2014 entitled The Jesus “Switch” – Repentance and Hope – Luke … Continue reading →

FROM THE LIBRARY BOOKSHELF: Craig Kennet Miller, NextChurch.Now: Creating New Faith Communities. Nashville, TN: Discipleship Resources, 2000. REVIEW FAVORITE QUOTES SOURCES: THE BOOKSHELF is an opportunity to comment on one of the many books I’ve purchased and why it blesses … Continue reading →

FROM THE LIBRARY BOOKSHELF: E. Carver McGriff & M. Kent Millard. The Passion Driven Congregation. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 2003.   REVIEW FAVORITE QUOTES SOURCES: THE BOOKSHELF is an opportunity to comment on one of the many books I’ve purchased … Continue reading →

FROM THE LIBRARY BOOKSHELF: Donald McGavran, Understanding Church Growth. Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1970.   REVIEW FAVORITE QUOTES SOURCES: THE BOOKSHELF is an opportunity to comment on one of the many books I’ve purchased and why … Continue reading →

FROM THE LIBRARY BOOKSHELF: Miller, Herb Midsize Church Leadership: Moving Toward God’s Vision When Worship Attendance Is Between 100 & 300 This one day Net Results workshop provides a basic foundation for excellence in satisfying traditional church needs while one … Continue reading →

FROM THE LIBRARY BOOKSHELF: Mathison, John Ed Every Member In Ministry: Involving Laity & Inactives (Nashville: Discipleship Resources, 1988) Leaders create groups; Mathison demonstrates important principles for developing laity into servant leaders in a traditional United Methodist Church setting. REVIEW FAVORITE … Continue reading →

ON THE BOOKSHELF:  Cho, Paul Yongii Successful Home Cell Groups (South Plainfield, NJ: Bridge Publishing, 1981; ISBN 0-88270-513-X) The story and the principles that transformed the Yoido Central Full Gospel Church of Seoul, Korea, removed the true limiting factors by … Continue reading →