6 Core Beliefs for Church Renewal: Insights from Tim Glemkowski
In this episode, Eric Chow interviews Tim Glemkowski about the core beliefs necessary for the renewal of the church,...
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As I reflect on what God is doing, I’m both excited to see what God has in store for the Church and admittedly a little uncertain of how prepared we are to respond. I am afraid that leaders throughout the Church will look at this new “silent revival” and stop to say “look what we did for God” rather than “look what God did for us.”
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June 21, 2016
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6 Core Beliefs for Church Renewal: Insights from Tim Glemkowski
In this episode, Eric Chow interviews Tim Glemkowski about the core beliefs necessary for the renewal of the church,...
Six Practices That Make or Break Parish Mergers
One of the most difficult transitions that many parish leaders are facing today is how to lead parishioners forward...
New Wine
As I reflect on what God is doing, I’m both excited to see what God has in store for the Church and admittedly a little uncertain of how prepared we are to respond. I am afraid that leaders throughout the Church will look at this new “silent revival” and stop to say “look what we did for God” rather than “look what God did for us.”
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Vincent on April 30, 2018 at 9:31 am
This is a great presentation. It is authentic, insightful, forward, and inspiring.
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Lauren Perrotta on June 3, 2019 at 4:42 pm
My husband, Al, recently died following a brave and hopeful three year battle against Pancreatic Cancer. I managed his diabetes treatment and diet following his second surgery, a complete Pancreadectomy. We were a team fighting for life, staying ever hopeful under the watchful eye of the Lord. We found strength that only came because of faith and the promise God makes, not to leave us.
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I enjoyed the video and in time hope to apply it to this transition I unwilling find myself in. I have hope.
This is a great presentation. It is authentic, insightful, forward, and inspiring.
My husband, Al, recently died following a brave and hopeful three year battle against Pancreatic Cancer. I managed his diabetes treatment and diet following his second surgery, a complete Pancreadectomy. We were a team fighting for life, staying ever hopeful under the watchful eye of the Lord. We found strength that only came because of faith and the promise God makes, not to leave us.
I enjoyed the video and in time hope to apply it to this transition I unwilling find myself in. I have hope.