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Lee University's Student Development Vice President Dr. Mike Hayes discusses three assumptions in creating a culture of benevolence.
G. W. Lane (1912-1982) was one of the Church of God’s premier preachers during the last century. A native of Texas, Lane ministered as an evangelist, pastor, state Sunday school and youth director, state overseer, and served on the Executive Committee as General Secretary-Treasurer. While serving as pastor of Central Parkway Church of God in Cincinnati, Ohio, Lane conducted a weekly radio broadcast “Voice of Calvary” that was heard nationwide. Later, he served as radio/TV minister for the Church of God’s media outreach “Forward in Faith.” He was the author of several books, including "Doctrine of the New Testament", "Program and Purpose", "Material for Ministers", "Sermon Nuggets", "Pentecostal Persuasion", "Bring the Book", "But This Man", and "The Voice of Calvary".
In the weekly broadcast of Forward in Faith, Pastor Loran Livingston brings a powerful message from the pulpit of Charlotte Central Church of God in Charlotte, North Carolina.
This 2013 Winterfest youth sermon outline focuses on the truest sign of a transformed and renewed mind.
Saddleback Church Social Media Manager Haley Veturis addresses why churches should use social media.
This youth ministry panel consists of student pastors Adam Baird, Jeff Eastham, Jared Waldrop, and Zac Case. The men answer questions sent in during the NYLA One Day web cast on April 5, 2014.
State Youth & Discipleship Mississippi and Director of Youth Ministry Coaching Network, Dewayne Moree, discusses the basics in networking as a student pastor.
Jonathan Martin discusses the difference between a commentator and prophet's presence on social media.
Welcome to MinistrySource! We are currently undergoing a period of scheduled maintenance so it’s important to know that some of the website’s functions may be actively changing or non-operational. Thank you for your patience.