Category Archives: 28 Days in Acts

The second of the three commitments for True Life Church is to “Learn Daily”. I believe that every follower of Christ should ready to learn something new about God everyday. Here is the principle: If it is true, it is … Continue reading →

I will give you a little glimpse into my personality. (Buckle up, and keep all hands, feet, and psychology inside at all times) I LOVE LEADING PEOPLE> Let me break this down: I – Body, Mind, Spirirt Love – In … Continue reading →

What a great day today as we ventured through our third week as a launch team. Each week I am talking to new people about the launch in September, and we are on our way to a spectacular start. Today … Continue reading →

I find Acts 14:23 very interesing: “Paul and Barnabas appointed elders for them in each church and, with prayer and fasting, committed them to the Lord in whom they had put their trust”(NIV) These new Christians were most likely Christ … Continue reading →

Short, quick jab of a blog today. I am gearing up for Sunday and am very excited about teaching on Acts 15. In the first few verses of Acts 13 we see the pattern we talked about in our first … Continue reading →

Rhoda is one of my heroes in Acts. The new Church was praying through the night for the release of the Apostle Peter who was on his way to be executed. I do not know how they were expecting God … Continue reading →

The first part of Acts 11 is all about Peter having to explain how God completely changed the rules of the game. Peter had a great mentor in rules changing, Jesus. Jesus ate with sinners, touched the lepers, and even … Continue reading →

Happy Memorial Day to you all. I want to give you a chance to share with each other in this blog. Have you ever had a Damascus Road experience? A time when God turned on the biggest spotlight in heaven … Continue reading →

I love people who give long answers to short questions. “Honey, do we have honey in the pantry?” she asks. “Did you know that the honey bees have mysteriously declined in number this year causing many crops to be in … Continue reading →

In serving in a leadership role with the North Carolina Assemblies of God for the past five years, I have sat in my share of committee meetings. Some meetings are incredibly entertaining and encouraging; while other meetings are like any … Continue reading →