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Negativity Kills Destiny
Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his first inaugural address in March 1933. At the height of the Great Depression. America was facing massive economic hardship. Banks were failing. Savings had disappeared.
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The One Thing That Matters In The Church
As a child growing up in the church, it was easy to assume that the way church services are conducted today is how they’ve always been. Two songs. Welcome, and
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How To Identify and Deal With Spiritual Abuse
When the pastor of my former church finally retires, he will leave in his wake a trail of damaged and hurting people. In fact, if you were to make a
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As Told To Say: September 2026
As Told To Say: September is The Month of Revelation Knowledge (Epignosis) -The future of many entities will be decided -The eyes of many shall be enlightened to the reality
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Hearing The Holy Spirit Affirms Your Faith
The night it happened I remember a direct encounter with the Holy Spirit that I can prove was not my imagination. I just don’t know what to think about it.
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Happy Christians vs. Miserable Christians
The most miserable Christians I’ve ever met are also some of the most sincere. A while ago, I found myself chatting with a young bloke after an event. Before long,
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Resisting Anti-Intellectualism In Christianity
The most revealing thing I heard in church recently did not come from the pulpit. It came during an adult Sunday School class, where a room full of grown Christians
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Outgrowing Your Partner?
We had a discussion a few days ago at Shallowford during the GSWMI UK Retreat about relationships and marriages. While having the discussion, a sister walked up to me and
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Will Jesus Survive Seminary?
Seminary. Bible College. Theological School. The place where aspiring ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ go to be trained and equipped for the good work they will do for
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How To Take The Future
Someone built a product no investor believed people wanted. Another entered a market everyone called “too crowded.” Someone else cut costs that competitors considered unavoidable. Looking back, these decisions appear