Build a Memory of Thanksgiving Kindness When you think of the words, “kindness” and “Thanksgiving” an image of food might come to mind. Maybe your Thanksgiving motto is, “Show God’s love in a practical weigh!” Good food is a delight for sure. Beyond that, there are...
Ernest Gordon was a Christian, author, and former dean of Princeton Seminary who died a couple of decades ago. Gordon...
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It doesn’t take a large crew to make leave a big footprint. Victory in God’s kingdom has always gone to the underdogs....
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John Chapman, aka the legendary “Johnny Appleseed”, was a missionary who reached out to Native Americans in the Ohio...
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When I first heard the term "War Room" I instantly liked it. The thinking is that as we make war, and as the dust...
I believe everyone can learn to create God Space. What is God Space? God Space is a space which we create by faith....
When we bring God’s kindness in practical ways, we imitate Jesus, and the same effects follow us. The question I posed...
https://youtu.be/4M_bhAQMOCs You are only limited by your imagination. Learn to make outreach fun, outward, and lean!
Jeff and I are big fans of quotes. For communicators, a powerful quote that’s well placed will stir your listeners and/or readers. The following are some of our favorites — in fact this is a just a small part of several thousand on hand. Perhaps more quote books will follow… — God’s best to you and your communication gifts — may these be powerful tools in your hands! – Steve Sjogren