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Be Strong: Vic Carpenter “Boldness in Personal Evangelism”
Conferences & RetreatsVic Carpenter : John 4 : Be Strong We must plan our day around interacting with people with the hope of sharing the Gospel. We will not be able to … Continue reading
Be Strong: Practical Steps for Leading a Workplace Bible Study
Conferences & RetreatsVic Carpenter : 2 Timothy 2 :Be Strong Vic Carpenter walks us through the process of establishing Bible studies within the places we work. These can have such a large … Continue reading
Be Strong: But As For You
Conferences & RetreatsBrody Holloway : 1 Timothy 6 : Be Strong To be a man of God-to be called that- is the greatest, yet simplest description we could ask for and work … Continue reading
Be Strong: In Battle
Conferences & RetreatsBrody Holloway : Ephesians 6 : Be Strong The first step in following Christ, and the first step in going to war, is letting go. We submit to Christ so … Continue reading
Be Strong: Spiritual Disciplines
Conferences & RetreatsRob Conti : 1 Timothy 4 : Be Strong Spiritual Disciplines are not the goal but rather the means of cultivating Christlikeness and godliness within us. They bring intimacy with … Continue reading
Be Strong: Kingdom and Country
Conferences & RetreatsZach Mabry : 1 Peter 2 : Be Strong Where is our identity found? Are we primarily American or primarily Christian? Where are we putting our faith and hope? When … Continue reading
Be Strong: Importance of the Local Church
Conferences & RetreatsSpencer Davis : 1 Corinthians 12 : Be Strong God’s plan was always to make a people for himself. Not individuals, not programs, not a building. When you join Christ, … Continue reading
Be Strong: Physical Disciplines
Conferences & RetreatsDallas Bozeman : Physical Disciplines: Be Strong If God created man from the dust and formed him into His image, then our bodies can’t be inconsequential. All things were … Continue reading
Be Strong: Becoming a Dangerous and Daring Disciple
Conferences & RetreatsPhil Wade : 1 Peter 5 : Be Strong We have to practice surrender rather than commitment. Our surrender should be conceding control, yielding, or turning things in our lives … Continue reading