Ministry Helps

           Happiness and joy are a fruit of the spirit. The book of Ecclesiastes reminds us there is “a time to laugh.” The book of Proverbs teaches us “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones.” — Proverbs 17:22. There are times when...Read more

            The Coronavirus is a reminder to our society that mankind is not invincible. Humanism, the philosophy of living without reference to God, offers no comfort to the fear and panic in times of trouble. But we as Christians can offer hope to a fearful society knowing that God is still...Read more

            The Pareto principle says that, “eighty percent of the work is done by twenty percent of the people.” Unfortunately that principle is often true in churches. The twenty percent of the people doing the work is the core of the church and it is through their effort that most of...Read more

     Can a spiritual culture be created and established by a new church planter? Yes it can be and it should be. The spirit of the church should be distinctively different from the world. The community in which we live exhibits a culture or way of life that has become increasingly immoral...Read more

  Pastors do not punch a clock like those in an office or a factory. A pastor can work as much or as little as he chooses. He could arise late in the morning and during the day accomplish very little or he could be up early and work hard into...Read more

A pastor wears many hats and has many designations. He preaches, counsels, and teaches, along with many other duties. However the most important description given to him is that of a leader. A pastor may be an average speaker but he must be an excellent leader. Followers need a leader....Read more