Some people think I have the “gift of hospitality,” but I assure you, I do not. I am not a hospitable person. I am an introvert. My home is a haven where I can recharge and get ready to be with people again the next day.
In time, I have learned that hospitality is not a gift but an act of obedience with great gospel benefits. For me, though, it's been a journey.
We talk a lot about peace this time of year, but often have a hard time experiencing it. We spend so much time and effort on the holidays but miss the point. Instead of just pushing through this year, maybe these seven simple “secrets” to finding peace can help. Adapted from “How to have a Peaceful Heart: Seven Simple Secrets,” by Jon Redmond.
With all the hustle and bustle of December, it is worth slowing down to prepare our hearts for Christmas. With that in mind, we have set up a special Advent prayer guide in lieu of our usual prayer requests for specific events. Many things may be vying for your attention, but we hope to help you pause and reflect of the richness of hope, peace, love, and joy found in the Christmas season.
When I was pregnant with my first child, I did what many expectant moms do—I waited with excitement and hope for my baby. I learned that the deep sense of expectant waiting that I felt during pregnancy had a name and a season in the Christian world: Advent.
Whereas Christmas is the fulfillment of God’s promises, the weeks of Advent are the symbol of our hopeful expectation of God coming to us to fulfill His promises. These weeks can teach us so much about what it means to follow God—in the best and worst of times.
Some people think I have the “gift of hospitality,” but I assure you, I do not. I am not a hospitable person. I am an introvert. My home is a haven where I can recharge and get ready to be with people again the next day.
In time, I have learned that hospitality is not a gift but an act of obedience with great gospel benefits. For me, though, it's been a journey.
We talk a lot about peace this time of year, but often have a hard time experiencing it. We spend so much time and effort on the holidays but miss the point. Instead of just pushing through this year, maybe these seven simple “secrets” to finding peace can help. Adapted from “How to have a Peaceful Heart: Seven Simple Secrets,” by Jon Redmond.
Enlace Glocal 2019
Enlace Glocal sirve para inspirar, concientizar, movilizar y equipar a la iglesia para cumplir la gran comisión local y globalmente.
El instituto biblico organico es un entrenamiento que le ayudara a crecer espiritualmente y le dará otra manera de alcanzar almas para Cristo. Por much tiempo hemos usado básicamente la misma forma de alcanzar las almas.
Lideres Transformadores es un proceso de liderazgo con various niveles: LT para pastores y plantadores, LTM esposas de pastores y LTC para líderes congregaciones. El proceso dura dos anos y le muestra como experimentar la transformación a nivel personal, de la congregación y de la comunidad. Los nuevos grupos comienzan en marzo 2019.
Es un entrenamiento que la ça-cita para aprovechar las ayudas de la Biblia Thompson y le instruye sobre como preparar mensajes y estudios bíblicos que salen del corazón de Dios al corazón del obrero y de allí al corazón de la gente.
El seminario de 7 hábitos es probablemente el entrenamiento sobre liderazgo que se produjo en el siglo 20.
With all the hustle and bustle of December, it is worth slowing down to prepare our hearts for Christmas. With that in mind, we have set up a special Advent prayer guide in lieu of our usual prayer requests for specific events. Many things may be vying for your attention, but we hope to help you pause and reflect of the richness of hope, peace, love, and joy found in the Christmas season.
When I was pregnant with my first child, I did what many expectant moms do—I waited with excitement and hope for my baby. I learned that the deep sense of expectant waiting that I felt during pregnancy had a name and a season in the Christian world: Advent.
Whereas Christmas is the fulfillment of God’s promises, the weeks of Advent are the symbol of our hopeful expectation of God coming to us to fulfill His promises. These weeks can teach us so much about what it means to follow God—in the best and worst of times.
