Atos 6:1-7 Nvt

Great leaders do 9 things well. In this post I show how the Apostles modeled great leadership when they solved the early church’s first internal problem.…

“It would not be right for us to neglect the ministry of the word of God in order to wait on tables.” – Acts 6:2 (Acts 6:1-7) Tha ministry of Skip’s words be a high calling and a fearful undertaking. Early on in thar passage, tha Twelve faced a conundrum. Some widows whar being left […]…

Once the first generation of Christian believers had passed, each successive church generation shares much in common. For starters, each new generation must…

Once the first generation of Christian believers had passed, each successive church generation shares much in common. For starters, each new generation must…

Good day beautiful people I hope that this message meets you well? Today I want to encourage you to allow God’s love to flow through you, even when frustrated allow the Holy Spirit to inspire the w……

The widow held a fragile role in ancient Israelite society. Losing her primary source of economic support and social status after her husband’s death, she became extremely vulnerable. The Old Testa……

In the previous article, we explored the nature and promise of the gospel. The nature of the gospel is found in its power to save those who are lost (Romans 1:16) and actively causes spiritual and numerical growth (Colossians 1:6-7). The promise of the gospel is that Christ has already defeated death and hell on the cross. Now, we live in an “already but not yet” reality. Although written around 62-64 A.D, the book of Acts speaks directly into the life of the church today. The pattern through……

The widow held a fragile role in ancient Israelite society. Losing her primary source of economic support and social status after her husband’s death, she became extremely vulnerable. The Old Testa……

Prior to the first coming of Jesus people could change their actions but not their hearts. An evil or an unbelieving person was just kind of stuck that way forever. Jesus’ coming changed that reali……

Both scenarios inevitably end in disaster. The first typically results in a large group of unhappy individuals quietly leaving their church and taking their unresolved issues with them. Sadly, thes……