As I look back on my life, especially being born into an Irish (nominal) Catholic home in New York City, I firmly believe that I am a Christian today because of a chain events that were set in motion by the sovereignty and providence of God. Let me explain.
Once a year, we have an unprecedented opportunity to welcome some in our communities who would not normally attend church. I want to give you some things to consider as we move toward the final planning stages for Easter weekend:
The entire community of one South Asian village will join in World Water Day celebrations on March 22 by dedicating their new “Jesus Well” — a well drilled and installed with the support of Gospel for Asia (GFA), and which is the result of more than two years of prayer.
Whenever I do any type of consultation with a church, I ask to see attendance records. And though it is not a rule without exception, I typically see three to four spikes in attendance.
Bit the Bot is the simple, sweet story of a house cleaning robot who is forever getting into trouble of the technical and not moral variety.
A megachurch in New Jersey is launching a purity conference alternative for youth in their twenties and teens on Friday, April 15th at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, April 16th at 9:00 a.m. at Calvary Chapel Old Bridge.
