What Do I Do When I Feel a Holy Discontent with the Church?
This article explores holy discontent—a dissatisfaction with the church that stems from a desire for growth, not offence. It emphasizes praying before speaking, checking if concerns are from God or personal ambition, and handling them with humility, submission, and a willingness to serve. The author shares a personal realization that passive behavior can be disloyalty (Hebrews 13:17) and that ca... Continue reading
The article emphasizes the importance of continuous growth in the early church, as inspired by Paul's exhortation to "excel still more." It urges believers to evaluate their spiritual, relational, practical, and missional growth, not to compete with the world but to reflect God's transforming glory through the Holy Spirit. The message encourages readers to embrace personal transformation, grow the... Continue reading
How do I know it is time for me to step down?
The article discusses the importance of planning for succession in ministry by training a qualified successor and ensuring continuity of the ministry work. It emphasizes leaving a legacy that honours God and supports His Kingdom. Recognizing when one cannot meet the ministry's requirements due to skillset mismatches or personal limitations is crucial. Maintaining spiritual integrity, holiness, and... Continue reading
The Importance of Working Together
The power of collaboration cannot be underestimated in any successful organization. Working together effectively requires more than good intentions—it requires systems that enable coordination, clarity, and consistency. A story about Fleming, an expert consultant, highlights this truth and offers valuable lessons for businesses and the church. Continue reading
When we sing the popular song “I Am a Friend of God,” it’s easy to assume that being God’s friend is automatic for everyone who believes in Him. However, the Bible shows us that friendship with God is reserved for those who meet specific conditions and display certain qualities. It’s not for everyone, but for a few who live in a way that pleases God. Let’s explore the life of Abraham, ... Continue reading
Pastors often make the mistake of training people in Bible school and then putting them on preaching platforms. While Bible school and preaching experience are valuable, genuine leadership requires more. True leadership in God's kingdom transcends delivering powerful sermons; it embodies servanthood and discipleship. Continue reading