Monthly Archives: August 2007
Just Get Out and Play
As we begin a new "church year" at Lay Ministries, we’re also gearing up for an important event on our calendar: the Fourteenth Annual LifeBuilders Golf Tournament, which will be held next May. This is a great event and we … Continue reading
Christ in the Public School Classroom — Reaching Kids
Today we present Christ in the Public School Classroom — Reaching Kids by Dr. Michael Laney.
The Value of a Team
I know that when you are the president of a ministry, you are supposed to be an expert. But I didn’t feel like much of an expert last weekend. My wife and I purchased one of those "pre-fab" pieces of … Continue reading
The Power of Sunday School To Transform Lives
This week’s podcast is The Power of Sunday School To Transform Lives by Tony Lane, Sunday School & Christian Ed. Coordinator, Church of God Department of Youth and Christian Education.
When the Bills Are Piling Up
Here’s a story from a friend about "living by faith, not sight" (2 Corinthians 5:7) that I hope you and I can both emulate. The bills had arrived faster than income for several months. For several weeks Tom had not … Continue reading
Discipling New Converts
Our podcast continues with Discipling New Converts by Dr. Larry Hess, Field Director for Western Europe/Mediterranean/Middle East, Church of God World Missions.
Waiting on the Lord: "Active" versus "Passive" Waiting
One of the hardest parts of waiting on the Lord to reveal his will is to know if we should a) sit still or b) try something. There are two schools of thought on this, either one of which may … Continue reading
Behind the Wall — Jail and Prison Ministry
This week’s podcast is Behind the Wall–Jail and Prison Ministry, by Dr. Orville Hagan, Third Assistant Overseer of the Church of God, Donald Newsome and the late prison chaplain Ronald Padgett.
Youth Evangelism — Jesus For A New Generation
This week our podcast features David Griffis, Administrative Bishop for the Church of God in Tennessee, who speaks on Youth Evangelism — Jesus For A New Generation.
