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At the present stage of my life, I have the joy of serving women at different stages of life, circumstances, cultures and geographical regions, being single many of these women ask me, in public and in private, about celibacy and ministry between I always remember how important it is for us singles to engage with

It’s easy to become a passive consumer of sermons. As a young Christian, I began to feel this tendency in me when I heard sermons; Then, one Sunday, I took a notebook to church and planned a small, simple practice so that I could exercise my discernment before I listened to the sermons, it was

Once, when God’s people became carefree in their relationship with them, the Lord warned them through the prophet Aggé, “Look where their ways led them!”He said, leading them to reflect on some of the things that happened to them and to evaluate their spiritual neglect in the light of what God had taught them. Even

I have received this question several times, not only through my Practical Shepherding website, but even more recently in my own church by visitors. It’s a common scenario. He’s moving to a new area. You can find your new home and your new job. He’s enrolling children in school. Moving to a local church often

Pastor, before posting anything on the blog, Facebook or Twitter status, what settings could you consider first?In that case, I want to offer you 12 brief questions. You can think of them as lights, the guy from a pilot. controls before taking off. Try to think about what will build others. Everything we do must

We asked all of our elders who are not dedicated exclusively to Capitol Baptist Church staff: “Thinking back to when you became an elder, what initial lessons have marked the most to equip you and an elder?” Here are the answers. Randy Alles (U. S. Marine Corps Officer) New Testament elders are called to graze

This question was asked not only through the blog, but even more recently in my church by those who visit it. It’s a common scenario. You’re moving to a new area, you’ve settled into your new home and your new job, the kids have adapted to school. Moving to a local church often becomes a

As the end of the year approaches, many of us will have time to reflect on different areas of our lives. There’s nothing magical about passing the calendar page. However, if the move from December to January makes us think about what is really important, I am completely in favour of this little common grace.

I recently gave a lecture on the thought of awakening and want to share some thoughts. It’s hard to find the right word for what we hear when we talk about waking up. Renewal, it is an almost too sweet word, and “awakening” today has too many outdated connotations. But is the old definition of