It’s time to say “thank you” to Lee’s Summit! We’re giving back to the community with a limited theatrical release of my movie, 3 Blind Saints on Sunday, November 11th at the Dickinson Eastglen theatre. Here are the details:
Sunday, November 11th – Dickinson Eastglen Theatre, Lee’s Summit
Showtimes: 11 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30
New outreach strategies and insights are already increasing the impact many are having on their friends and neighbors and children of all ages. Single adults and whole families are coming to the Lord as people begin to cry out, “I want to know God.”
The line-up of speakers at the upcoming Impact Conference, November 1-4th at World Revival Church are going to help us key in on the strategies that are working to touch lives…
Ever wonder how to connect with your calling? I can help you get to that place in your life with a just a little bit of encouragement.
The key to walking in the call God has placed on your life is to find the place of blessing. Paul found it with the Gentiles. Peter found it with the Jews. There is a grace to do what God has called you to – and a supernatural ability to connect to what Paul referred to as” the fullness of the measure of God’s blessing.”
I remember being in the 4th grade, shining my shoes on a Saturday night in preparation for Sunday morning church. It was a sign of something sacred. This past weekend’s “Revival Wired” service was just that – sacred. It’s the best way for me to describe the incredible flow of the Holy Spirit from congregation to congregation in this global revival service.
Good news. You don’t have to be a spiritual giant to connect with God. Sure, it helps, but there’s one simple key to get a God-connection happening in your life. Worship.
We were made to worship. It’s what Christians do! When Moses said to Pharaoh, “Let my people go,” he gave him a reason why.
“Let my people go that they may worship me.” Let them go so they may do what they were created to do – worship the Lord.
Knock on the doors of any neighborhood and you’ll hear the same thing: “I used to go to church…” “I know I should get back…” National Back to Church Sunday offers the chance for us to reach into people’s lives with love and compassion to get them BACK TO CHURCH!
It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. For those who have walked away, the grace of God is powerful to restore them to his presence – but repentance is the way to receive it.
Good news! We just signed a worldwide distribution deal with FilmWorks Entertainment for the movie “3 Blind Saints.” Plus, Dave Ramsey, the national radio host who has helped so many people with his financial wisdom, has added his endorsement to the film as “a movie that whole family can watch.”
Want to help people? Want to see the lame healed? The best thing you can do to reach them is to throw off every hindrance in your life and start running for God.
In Hebrews 12, Paul encourages us to throw off everything that hinders, everything that’s slowing us down in the race for God’s glory.
Are you hindered by fear? Rebellion? Pride? Or is your hindrance the internet or entertainment? The Bible tells you to throw it off. Make a decision to be free of these things that are weighing on your life and RUN!
Bottom line for this new era? Give me Jesus. You can have your stately meetings and your places of importance. For me, I want Jesus. I want his approval over the approval of man.
That’s what this life is all about. The battle we’re engaged in is a battle of LOYALTY. Who will you give your loyalty to?
Elijah literally went to battle against the gods of the age on Mount Carmel. He took a bold stand for the Lord – and as he did, it empowered the people to respond to God. “Answer me, O Lord, answer me, so the people will know YOU ARE GOD.”
God wants to bless you. He’s like a good dad that likes to take care of his kids. But often, we’re looking for the big-time blessings when we’ve forgotten a clear Biblical principle: you reap what you sow.
I Corinthians 3 talks about the fire testing the quality of each man’s work, whether it’s gold, silver and costly stones – or wood, hay and straw. Sow gold, and you’ll reap gold. Sow silver and costly stones, and you’ll reap something valuable. Sow straw, and – well, you get my point.