Of course this is something no leader wants. But, church members could manage to entrench themselves in being satisfied with complacency so that its the norm. Maybe you call it something else ( a dry spell), but if you have the same 25 to 39 members for the past 3 years….something is obviously the matter so many activities going on in many churches, members are satisfied with the routine of going to church, singing in the choir, showing up for prayer, they become bored with the routine itself. Read more on How to: Let Complacency In The Church Flourish…
Originally posted 2010-08-04 12:23:35. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Today I would like to share with you the word “Fellowship” as rendered from the Greek word in the New Testament in the KJV “Koinonia”. The word is from the Greek root word “Koinonos”, which is translated partaker five times, partner three times, fellowship one time and companion one time for a total of ten times.
The word “fellowship” (Koinonia) is used in the New Testament a total of twenty times in eighteen verses. It is often rendered fellowship, communion, communication and contribution. The word koinonia often is used as the share which one has in something or ones participation. In current vernacular, fellowship is often used as a meeting or a get together of believers even as, “hanging out with Christians”. The word is also used today as a state of being in alignment with God’s Word and His Will. Read more on Fellowship Forever…
Originally posted 2010-03-01 07:39:49. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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The body of Christ is made up of many members. The church, is made up of many born again believers of whom God have given gifts and talents to. These gifts and talents are not for entertainment purposes, but they are for serving the body of Christ. Do all members have the same office? No, do all have the gift of teaching or preaching? No. Each members of the body of Christ has a function and a purpose. We often hear our functions and purposes referred to as gifts.
Every now and them, I think many believers get so caught up on the or gifts, they think their gift is far superior than anyone. The believer that prophesies will need to partake of the gift of healing or benefit from someones giving. In Romans the 12th chapter, Paul urges the saints at Rome (Romans 1:7) to present them selves as a living and holy sacrifice (Romans 12:1) Read more on Wait on it….
Originally posted 2010-02-08 11:02:49. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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I guess this is an age-old question. Make a statement and you will most likely get a question. Why (see what I mean!) do we ask questions? I don’t have a quote from a renowned psychologist, but I believe is it to get an understanding to what we do not comprehend. A question is most likely preceded by a “why” “how come” or ‘what”, one thing is for sure, the person asking wants to understand, the are trying to make some sense of the statement, fact or an event they were introduced to. Read more on Why?…
Originally posted 2006-01-10 21:07:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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