How do you pick up the pieces? How do you begin again? Are we like shattered glass... so broken that we can no longer reflect an image? Can't be! I think our lives can be broken and often are broken so that our souls can gleam. Our lives must be broken to allow our souls which are unbreakable to reflect its true image. The image of God. Break me so that YOU can shine forth from me!

Inspirational Motivations

Grapes are not for grasshoppers because a grasshopper mentality will never allow the grasshopper to consume what was grown by giants.  It takes the faith of a giant to enjoy the grapes that they grow.  The grapes are grander on the other side, but a grasshopper mentality will always hinder your ability to gather them.

Grapes are For Giants (Numbers 13:23-33) Dr. Ervin C. Jackson

Loose Her! Let Her Go!  Her Role in Ministry (1 Corinthians 14:34-35; 1 Timothy 2:11-13) Dr. Ervin C

Humility in Christian Conduct (1 Peter 3:8-12) Kenny A. Young

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An Anchoring Voice in the Storm (Job 38:1; 40:6) Dr. Cleavon Matthews - 70th Annual Natl. Lect.

When to Trim the Sails is an awesome presentation from Deuteronomy 2:1 from brother Alvin Daniels at the 70th annual National Lectureship in Atlanta, Georgia.  Alvin Daniels is powerful and practical in his delivery and application of the text.  <br />
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When to Trim the Sails is an awesome presentation from Deuteronomy 2:1 from brother Alvin Daniels at the 70th annual National Lectureship in Atlanta, Georgia.  Alvin Daniels is powerful and practical in his delivery and application of the text.  


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When to Trim the Sails (Deuteronomy 2:1) Alvin Daniels - 70th Annual National Lectureship

Putting the Preacher in His Proper Place - Ephesians 4:11-13 (Xerxes Snell)

How To Be Strong and Courageous (Joshua 1:10-18) Ervin C. Jackson, Ph.D.

God's hand is not short to give victory to those he loves.  This exposition of the battle of Jericho shows us step by step how we can be victorious in life.

Victorious (Joshua 6:6-19) Ervin C. Jackson, Ph.D.

Take time to listen before you point fingers.  This exposition shows how many place themselves at odds because of a failure to esteem others more highly than themselves and listen rather than judge.

Mistaken Motives (Joshua 22:10-34) Ervin C. Jackson, Ph.D.

The enemy cannot defeat us!  God has already won the battle and delivered him into our hands.  This text from Joshua allows us to see that God has rendered the enemy ineffective and gives us power not only over him but over those he has influenced.

Delivered Into Our Hands (Joshua 10:16-28) Ervin C. Jackson, Ph.D.

The Day the Sun Stood Still is addressed in Joshua 10:1-15.  There is no limit to what God will do to help his children overcome the enemy.  The enemy is intent on maintaining his strongholds in people's lives and he fights with greater intensity against one who transitions from his power to make an alliance with God's people.  In this lesson, we learn what we should do to defeat the enemy's attempts to maintain a stronghold and we see the extent God is willing to go to help us win the battle.

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