Why Pain Comes before Promotion
In my 33+ years as a Christian leader, I noticed most of my emotional and spiritual growth have come during times of intense pain and challenges to my leadership. While most of us would love to grow merely from the accumulation of information, the truth is that we need to experience revelation in order for the knowledge to transform our inner being. That is why I often tell people: We cannot grow from only attending Bible studies and saying prayers; we must live these studies and prayers out in our lives so we can realize the growth!
12 Contrasts Between Apostolic Movements and Denominations
The following is an excerpt from my book entitled “An Anthology Of Essays On The Apostolic.” These generalizations may or may not be true for particular denominations and apostolic movements:
Why Your Faith is More Influenced by Culture than the Bible
It is my intention in this article, to show the relationship between theological formation in the church and its particular culture and contemporary movements. By culture we mean the language, arts, habits, values, currency, and aspirations of a people group, a community, city or nation.
Seven Warning Signs Before Leadership Failure
This content is restricted to buyers of Membership.
14 Next Generation Challenges to the Apostolic Movement
The so-called “millennium generation” has seemed to develop certain presuppositions that are presently a huge challenge that can hinder the continuation of the present apostolic reformation in North America and beyond.
Seven Reasons Why an Ethnic-focused Gospel can be Demonic
This content is restricted to buyers of Membership.
Contrasting the Secular from the Biblical Church Model
Many pastors are reading books on leadership and marketing written by corporate leaders or folks speaking from an American corporate ethos. Oftentimes the biblical ethos in regards to the local church model is missed. The following 10 points show the difference between the two models:
Seven Common Strategies Used to Seduce Leaders
This content is restricted to buyers of Membership.
Contrasting American Christianity from Biblical Christianity
It has been evident to numerous biblical scholars that often (if not most of the time) believers (including preachers) interpret the Bible through the lens of their culture. This has resulted in many beliefs, doctrines and practices prevalent in the church that are not in accord with the clear teaching of Scripture. Sadly this is often the case with the Evangelical church in the United States. Since the U.S. is so influential, American Evangelicals have also exported a gospel replete with an American cultural paradigm that is not in line with the Hebraic paradigm of Scripture. Consequently, sometimes in the U.S. pulpit, preaching can sound more like the “American Dream” than sound, biblical teaching.
Categories
- Apostolic
- Audio
- Blogs
- Book Reviews
- Daily Blog
- Emotional Health
- Eschatology
- Ethics
- Faith and Culture
- Faith and Life
- Leadership
- Messages
- Ministry Reports
- Philosophical
- Portuguese
- Position Papers
- Prophetic
- Seminars
- Societal Transformations
- Spanish
- Spanish Audio
- Spanish English Products
- Spirituality
- The Church
- The Pulse
- Theology
- Uncategorized
- Video
- Weekly Featured
- Weekly Featured
- Youtube

