When someone is absent from the fellowship, what do you do? People need your touch of ministry.
Providing help, encouragement and Instruction to family Leaders
When someone is absent from the fellowship, what do you do? People need your touch of ministry.
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. It’s a time set aside to show thanks and honor to our pastors who serve us with their time and energy. Pastor Appreciation Day is the second Sunday of October and is a great day set aside to shower your pastor with extra blessings and words of encouragement.
Because God has entrusted your pastor to guide you through His Word, in application for your life, he is held to a higher accountability. A congregation has been entrusted by God to support their pastor. One way is through a letter of appreciation.
What happens when you’ve run out of ideas thank your pastor for his leadership? Michelle shares seven unique ideas to bless your pastor during pastor appreciation month.
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. Enjoy this letter of thankfulness from a congregant to her pastor.
There is a kind of humility about Peter’s words. It’s a false humility. It’s a proud humility. Peter appears to be humble before the holiness of our Lord Jesus, yet he is too proud to accept the love of Jesus. Do you understand who Jesus is, and why he came?
Why do we have a Pastor Appreciation Day/Month. Because the Bible instructs us to pay double honor to those who lead us. This month we will have numerous articles to honor those God has called to Shepherd.
God is calling us to love Jesus. In His Word, He tells us about people who learned to love Jesus. Little by little, they learned to live the Jesus life – less living for self and more living for Jesus. Peter is one such person we can learn from.
Not only can pastors and church leaders glean valuable information from the 3rd chapter of David Wentz’s book, but so can we parents and grandparents on the necessities of raising godly children and grandchildren.
Does the lack of faithfulness of gathering together at church bother you? Do you grieve when people who need the grace and mercy of God are absent from His house? Does it make any difference? One thing for sure, not attending makes a huge difference in the life of a believer.
Christians who are professional educators at all levels, parents, and those who supervise or train others can be encouraged to know that God’s presence is with you as you work. You are a co-teacher with the God of the Universe.
When you worship on Sunday watch for that one single woman who has no one sitting in the pew around her and minister to her. Create a friendship that includes your grandchildren with her. Her are a few ways to do just that.
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