Prayer, Evangelism and Worship

There is one good thing that had come out from this coming election - my dismay led me to research and understand the real issues behind the candidates and their agendas. As a Christian, there is nothing more that I value than God's gift of eternal life and the opportunity to share it to others.  Whether that be in a persecuted environment or an environment friendly with the gospel - I'll share it anyway! There's another thing that I value most - the freedom to live for Christ in America.  While nothing determines my passion to live for Christ except my love for Jesus - I value the core principles America has when it comes to treating religious people. However, the recent years have not been encouraging. This election, I plan to vote based on important issues that relates to my Christian Faith. The Christians Responsibility Prayer.  There is no other place to begin with but in the heart of God.  Daniel had been living as a slave in captivity for 67 years when

Evangelistic Church Events are wonderful ways to get the name of Jesus and the name of the church in the community.  However, many churches report that they are having great events but less impact in their local church.  Here are a few action points to remember: Register every participant.  Encourage registration during the event.  Include crucial questions that can point a church to follow up like prayer requests or "would you like to be added in our mailing list".   Postcards ready to go .   Postage stamp it ready - and have a Sunday School Teacher or a Small Group leader sign their name on it.  Send it within days after the event.  Engage through email.   Farm new email addresses to your regular church communication method.  This is one less intrusive way of getting your church name into the household.  Make sure you have a link for recipients to "unsubscribe."  A phone call.   This is much effective to people who have shared a prayer request.  Leaving a p