Another year has come to a close. With it, the opportunity to look in the ‘rear-view mirror’. This helps us to see where we`ve been and can help us with where we want to go. Seeing in the mirror where we were wasteful and selfish gives us a picture of what needs […]
Life in the rear-view mirror Read More
This question was asked by Shane Clairborne in the book, ‘The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical.’ In the survey, 80 percent said yes. ‘Of course Jesus spent time with the poor!’ However, it was the next question that really got my attention. ‘Do you spend time with the
Did Jesus spend time with the poor? Read More
November 7, 2014 – Leadership Principles – A devotional by Greg Ford November 8, 2014 – It’s Continuing to do the Little Things that Matter – a devotional by Aaron James
BOA Devotionals – November 7-8, 2014 Read More
As some of you are aware, every week on the FMCIC website and Facebook page we post a link to what we hope is a helpful article. We do it to celebrate Church Health Thursdays – a day that I totally made up but that works. If you haven’t checked
“But what we need to realize is that some unpleasantness inherent to a healthy local church is NOT an imperfection, but a necessary attribute of faithfulness. Here are four bitter pills that you may prefer to avoid swallowing, but should view as a sign that you’ve found a good church home.
Bitter Pills: 4 Unpleasantries that Make for Healthy Churches Read More
“You cannot love Jesus and not obey him. Stated inversely, you cannot disregard the Great Commission and claim to love Jesus. The command is simple—go and make disciples. Ask yourself, “Am I currently making disciples of others?” If not, why not ask yourself, “Will I today commit myself to beginning
5 Common Myths About the Great Commission Read More
While at General Conference I had the opportunity to catch up with Darryl Dozlaw and if you watch this handy video blog you too will be caught up on Darryl and Vonda’s church planting journey.
On his blog, The Exhange, Ed Stetzer recently posted “5 Reasons Established Churches Should Plant Churhes.” This is a discussion that churches need to be having even though it may be a challenging one – in a good way! This Health Church Thursday is for you Jared! Click here
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On his blog, The Exhange, Ed Stetzer recently posted “5 Reasons Established Churches Should Plant Churhes.” This is a discussion that churches need to be having even though it may be a challenging one – in a good way! This Health Church Thursday is for you Jared! Click here
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