New Song Sunday: High and Lifted Up
This Sunday, we will be doing a new song for our congregation that I am very excited about. The song is from Hillsong…
Read MoreYour Leadership Circle
In John Maxwell’s book, entitled Developing the Leaders Around You, he focused on the intentional development of other potential leaders. In one lesson,…
Read MoreThe Messiah Tension
Yesterday, we concluded the Crossroads series with a message entitled, “The Messiah Tension.” Many people are confused really if Jesus meets the qualifications…
Read MoreBailout #1 (or why our country is in the mess that it is in)
While the United States is still working on how to appropriate the funds for our national bailout, we are still unaware of when…
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I Really Want to Follow Jesus
Do you ever get to one of those places in your life where you really, really want to follow Jesus? I’m not talking…
Read MoreBad Church Sign of the Week: There’s No A/C
This week’s bad church sign states: “There’s no A/C in Hell! …either.” First off, I believe hell’s description is a tad bit worse…
Read MoreThe Muslim Salvation
Today was week 2 in the Crossroads series. The message today centered on “The Muslim Salvation.” In my message, I spent half of…
Read MoreIf Someone Took a Class on You, What Would They Be Learning?
For my reading for my last seminar, I choose two of John Maxwell’s volumes on leadership that I had not read previously. Through…
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Bad Church Sign of the Week: Anyone Can Honk!
I don’t know what I love more about this sign: the message or the pastor’s name. Anyway, this week’s bad church sign of…
Read MoreGood Intentions Don’t Always Lead to Good Results
I once read a quote from John Hancock Field in a great point concerning accomplishments. Field stated, “All worthwhile men have good thoughts,…
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The Jewish Faith
Today was the first day of the “Crossroads” series. The message topic was “The Jewish Faith.” The praise band did great today. It…
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The Necessity of Integrity
John Maxwell once wrote, “When I have integrity, my words and my deeds match up.” As a leader, it is possible to confuse…
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