This is part three of a series of messages that I shared entitled "Wisdom: The Principal Thing." I’m presenting this message in an abbreviated written form. If you are interested in listening to the message in its entirety you can do so on the Podcast available through our new website. I hope the message will encourage you and that you may be able to apply it to your life in very tangible and practical ways.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
New Vision, New Life
This is part one of a series of messages that I shared on June 14th, 2009. I’m presenting this message in an abbreviated written form. If you are interested in listening to the message in its entirety you can do so on the Podcast available through our new website. I hope the message will encourage you and that you may be able to apply it to your life in very tangible and practical ways.
Click here to read the rest of the sermon.
Click here to read the rest of the sermon.
Friday, April 17, 2009
When Leaders Lead
This is a message that I shared on March 29, 2009. I’m presenting this message in an abbreviated written form. Our new church website is currently under construction and we anticipate making it accessible to everyone within three to five weeks. Podcasts of prior messages will be available on our new website. In the meantime, if you would like a copy of this message in its entirety please let me know. We can burn off a copy of it in CD form and get it to you. I hope the message will encourage you and that you may be able apply it to your life in very tangible and practical ways.
Volumes have been written about the subject of Leadership. It matters not how you slice it up, at the end of the day leaders lead. It goes without saying that Joshua was a tremendous leader. He wasn’t born that way. He served in the trenches before he was presented with a choice and subsequently given a platform of leadership. We can learn much from the life of Joshua in terms of leadership. As evidenced in his life, when leaders lead they rise to the challenge, they lead the way, they communicate clearly and they lay out the plan and vision.
Click here to read the rest of the sermon.
Volumes have been written about the subject of Leadership. It matters not how you slice it up, at the end of the day leaders lead. It goes without saying that Joshua was a tremendous leader. He wasn’t born that way. He served in the trenches before he was presented with a choice and subsequently given a platform of leadership. We can learn much from the life of Joshua in terms of leadership. As evidenced in his life, when leaders lead they rise to the challenge, they lead the way, they communicate clearly and they lay out the plan and vision.
Click here to read the rest of the sermon.
Monday, February 2, 2009
an irrevocable imprint
Unlike John the Baptist, I wasn’t born with an innate concept of God. From the earliest age I was taught “about” God. Subsequently, I developed a paradigm about God and a predisposition for God.
Bless my mother who encouraged us to pray to God through personal example and diligent instruction. A childhood memory, an irrevocable imprint indelibly etched in my being is the experience of casually walking into my parent’s bedroom and seeing them both kneeling on the floor humbly praying to God. Every child deserves a gift, a comparable encounter that leaves them with an inescapable impression and sudden awareness of their humanity. A souvenir to hold on to, an engraving in the soul and the reality of mortal man caught up in faith beholding the Presence and knocking on heavens door for compassionate comfort and support. In essence, parents looking to their God for help.
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