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The Volunteer Diaries: Making the Sunday Experience Rock
Yesterday, churchgoers who arrived early at the Victory Greenhills worship services at 2:30pm, 4:30pm, and 6:30pm got an interesting welcome treat: a small paper cup with little rocks and a strip of paper that read, “Let he who is without sin eat the first stone.” Their reactions were varied and priceless: some stopped in their…
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People, Structure and Process
In a management training I attended, the professor shared to us 3 problems every organization faces. It is the job of the leader and the manager to determine what the problem is. It boils down to three: 1. Is it a people problem? Do we have the right people doing the job that is required…
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Jesus is my Righteousness, Dennis is His Sin
“Now I should like to know whether your soul, tired of its own righteousness, is learning to be revived by and to trust in the righteousness of Christ. . . . My dear brother, learn Christ and him crucified. Learn to pray to him and, despairing of yourself, say, ‘You, Lord Jesus, are my righteousness,…
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Happiness or Holiness
God is more interested in our holiness than in our comfort. He more greatly delights in the integrity and purity of his church than in the material well-being of its members. He shows himself more clearly to men and women who enjoy him and obey him than to men and women whose horizons revolve around…
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Your God is small.
Most of our problems are not circumstantial it is perceptual. Our inadequate understanding of who God is is our biggest problem. Problems became big when we see that our God is small. As what one author said, ” We reduce God to the size of our biggest problem.” The greatest thing about you is what…