Joel and Linda Budd pastor Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I first met them in Argentina several years ago. We have become good friends. They have just published a book on their story. Their story is amazing and will be a great blessing to you. I highly recommend you read […]
www.donpottermusic.com There are a few things that will keep a praise leader from being really affective in ministering to God and His people. One of them is un-confessed sin. Another is operating out of ones own desire to lead and not a call from God. Having an agenda contrary to […]
This is part eight of a series. To see the previous articles, visit www.drgrantmullen.com. Last month we discussed the problem of emotional baggage and why we should get rid of it. This month we’ll look at the chain that binds us to our baggage and makes us slaves to our […]
Acting on the discernment or observation of inappropriate behavior in leaders of a ministry or church is a very delicate process. It’s important to keep in mind that discernment is only one component of us gaining understanding regarding events. Discernment must be backed up first by the Bible and then […]
As the people of God who live in the world of economical, relational, political and social problems, what is the roll of faith communities as a whole? Are we to believe we are as powerless in this world? Do we sit back in a fearful stance and ring our hands […]
This paper is an attempt to take a measure of the man, Euclid, the Father of Geometry, also known as “the elementator.” Geometry in Greek, geometrein, means “the measure of the earth”. Out of the earth, man was made (Gen. 2:7 ). Hence, in a sense, when you measure the […]
We all have our own idiosyncrasies in regard to food. Some like it hot, some like it cold; some like meat and potatoes, some like salads; some love chocolate and can’t comprehend why others don’t. My dad loved to eat and enjoyed every food that was placed before him except […]
With apologies to linguists who love the study of English grammar, I must confess that I hated the seemingly endless hours of diagramming sentences and studying the differences between nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, articles, phrases, sentences, paragraphs, periods, commas, exclamation and question marks, asterisks, parentheses, colons and semi-colons… Even […]
In the middle of “The Americana”, Glendale‘s luxurious mall, a sidewalk vendor openly sells what she calls “lucky charms”. These trinkets are marketed as bracelets, brooches, car accessories, wall hangings and Christmas ornaments. Though generally known as evil eye charms, these items have morphed into fashion accessories. The saleslady sold […]
I met Richard Sicheneder many years ago when both of us were on a ministry trip to Argentina. Over the years he has embraced generational prayer and now trains people in the Minneapolis area. Because of his openness to the giftings of others, he has discovered many new revelations that […]