How Can We Reach a New Generation For God?
Our mandate is to pass God’s message on to each generation.
Our mandate is to pass God’s message on to each generation.
Their frontline ministry is unlisted in the who’s who of the council of Churches but Jesus feels just fine showing up every time they meet!
In this episode, Erin Olson introduces the Bible teaching series she is launching over the next several weeks. Erin will be covering the entire book of Acts because it’s where the Church began. Erin was recently reminded that not everyone who sits in church knows the Bible, including all of the terms of context included in it.
The opportunity we uniquely have to image God is a paradoxical combination of what we choose and what is handed to us by the world around us.
God never wastes human failure. He is always redeeming.
Acronym – S.A.T. (when was the last time you SAT with God and asked Him about your spiritual health?
God wants to see if you have what it takes to carry the gifting and anointing He has chosen for you.
Episode #56 – How much free will does God give us? Can we miss His plan if we choose to go a different route? Does God use our ideas and let us add on to His?
When we accept Christ, we become members of his body and commit ourselves to contribute to the corporate witness of Christ’s body.
This hurting world does not need us; this world needs Jesus.
Many of us who have been in positions of leadership for a long time now see the Lord deconstructing some of our ministry models.
The five equipping gifts were designed and purposed to bring us to a place of maturity.
According to a Barna study, over 51% of churchgoers do not know that Great Commission. That should concern you. In this episode, Erin Olson discusses why this matters.
If we are to lead people as representatives of the Lord, we must be outwardly seeking to live a righteous life before men.
Our diversity is a weapon of spiritual warfare used by God to challenge the unseen rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms.
You may be tired right now fighting the battle God has called you to, but know that if He called you to it, He will get you through it. Where some may think victory looks hopeless, God is saying, “Wait and see what I will do.”
Instead of being served by the marketplace, the worship leader can become the servant of the marketplace.
God doesn’t conduct the work of His Kingdom bound by corporate protocol.
The issue is that the world is starting to speak a different sociological language than the church, leaving the church to feel outdated.
If you seek the truth, you won’t get it from Progressive Christianity but from God’s word.
The farther we get from the Cross, the easier it is to forget the cost. We must never forget who paid the price.
The Lord was stretching these pioneers into territories they had never walked before and that required a deeper reliance and dependence upon the Lord to move with Him in these new ways.
A false personal lordship, one that allows us to determine truth apart from God’s Word is our greatest threat.
Within the church, where leaders are supposed to hold to the word of God with a clear conscience, it is difficult to teach people the truth, when our words and actions do not demonstrate them.