To all who are listening.
I understand that it’s sometimes scary to invest and trust in us young leaders.
We can be overtly passionate, pumped up with adrenaline, crazily bold, act often without pondering, occasionally making dramatic mistakes and daringly persistent!
What alternative would you like us to take to failure? Is it better to do nothing? Continue Reading
The Lord recently strengthened a young leader to plant a focused Church. It’s been a pleasure to see many young leaders rise and take over what was before restricted to the seminary graduates and the elderly experienced folks.
My desire for all those leaders that are called to plant a Church is to have an ‘Acts of the Apostles-based Church’. Surely that is the real model for all our churches.
I don’t quite remember all the lessons I have learned in school but the one that left me shocked and upset was the one we had on the social evils in India. And it is deeply saddening that I have to write a post on this subject with regard to similar practices in the church.
Here are a few that I know of. Continue Reading
I received an email from a dear friend going through a tough time with their church. They have been hurt with certain situations.
Church divisions, conflicts and fights are not new to us. Yet, I think my reply to them may help some others who are struggling with similar situations.
Here is the letter: Continue Reading
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Countless messages and sermons have been dispensed from the pulpit about serving the body of Christ but today, I want us to backtrack from the actions of service and take a moment to realise and understand why we do what we do.
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Nothing is more highly organised in the natural world than the simplest living cell.
The church is more than an office or organisation; it is a living organism. The head of the church is Jesus Christ who nourishes the church, giving it spiritual life.
When the Holy Spirit fell upon the 120 in the upper room on the day of Pentecost, the church of Jesus Christ was birthed. The ministry of the church also began on this same day when Apostle Peter rose up and spoke the word that resulted in 3000 people being saved and baptised.
A divinely-called and Scripturally-ordained ministry has been provided by our Lord for the threefold purpose of leading the church: Continue Reading
Have you noticed how a music concert can draw a massive crowd? I guess it’s almost as easy for a healing evangelist or a prophet to draw crowds. But what if it’s a Bible study meeting?
I am sure you will see a drop in numbers. Again, compare that with a prayer service and it seems to garner nothing more than an all-time low attendance.
Now, it is not necessary that it may be so due to poor interest. Perhaps there is a lack of focus in your prayer meetings or maybe the preparation was not up to the mark. In this post, I want to share a few important things to consider while organising a prayer meeting:
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