By Ptr. Vince, on July 22nd, 2010%
Name of Church: The Evangelical Christian Church in Canada (Christian Disciples) Denominational Affiliation: Stone-Campbell Movement – Disciples in Christ Address: 410-125 Lincoln Rd., Waterloo, Ontario N2J 2N9 CANADA Contact Number: Toll free: 1-888-981-8881; Tel: 519-880-9110; Fax: 519-880-9110. . . . → Read More: The Evangelical Christian Church in Canada (Christian Disciples)
By Ptr. Vince, on July 19th, 2010%
I want to start this post by asking, “How is your church program?” Are they on the right track? As Churches face the subtle infiltration of secularism, there are things that we can do to check our church program implementations. . . . → Read More: Good Questions that Can Direct the Church Program
By Ptr. Vince, on May 27th, 2010%
There is no pastor or Church that doesn’t want to grow in numbers. All churches want to grow, and all churches want people to be coming to church. The big question however is “how?” I have here a video that talks about the current phenomenon in growing churches. I got this video while browsing . . . → Read More: How to Grow Your Church
By Ptr. Vince, on May 7th, 2010%
There are probably thousands of churches whose pastors are the “Superman” of their respective churches. Partners In Ministry: Laity and Pastors Working Together teaches us the “HOW” of Laity and Pastors can work together for the Kingdom of God. And I believe this is one of the most essential things that each one of us has to learn concerning our church and how it works. . . . → Read More: Partners In Ministry: Laity and Pastors Working Together by James L. Garlow
By Ptr. Vince, on November 27th, 2009%
Propriety In Worship Is Needed In Our Churches I always believe that we need to be proper in facing God especially if we believe that he is the King of kings and Lord of lords. Honoring God is a valuable thing to learn in the way we speak, act, and even present ourselves before him. In our world today, younger generations already took for granted what it means to be proper in God’s sight. Many of them just face Him without giving due respect.I hope this sermon will in somehow open the eyes of many especially our young generation. Propriety In Worship Text: 1 Corinthians 11 Introduction Last week, we talked about things that happened to Israelites to be an example for us. And in the evening, we have talked about one of those things, which is idolatry. Today, we will be talking about testing the Lord in terms of propriety in worship. Many Christians nowadays have already neglected propriety in worship. Today, you will see the young generation who comes in the church lacking some respect in the way they present themselves to God. It is very important that at younger age, we have to learn how to respect God in every way, even in the way we dress and in the way we look. . . . → Read More: Sermon About Propriety In Worship And Lord’s Supper
By Ptr. Vince, on September 28th, 2009%
Christians Were Also Victims of Typhoon Ondoy For the last few days of following the news, I could not help but to let tears fall from my eyes seeing my fellow Filipinos suffering from the catastrophic effect of the Typhoon Ondoy. There were already close to 100 death toll and still unknown total numbers of missing people. We are not talking about remote places, we are talking about the capital city of the Philippines, Manila along with surrounding metro provinces like Rizal, Bulacan, Pampanga, Cavite, etc. Typhoon Ondoy already have damaged about Php95M worth of crops in Calabarzon alone (Inquirer). Hundreds of millions in damaging properties like vehicles, houses, appliances, etc. Thousands were in evacuation areas. Hundreds of people were now getting sick. My dearest brethrens, I encourage you all to pray for the Filipno people. We are in the midst of crisis. We have lots of Christian brothers who were also affected by typhoon Ondoy. And worst, there is another typhoon threatening the Philippines within two to three days. Pray that God will intervene on these catastrophic event. May God save the Philippines. . . . → Read More: A Call For Prayer For Filipinos
By Ptr. Vince, on September 25th, 2009%
Lesson 8: Precious Promises Conduct small group worship. Be sure to let them lead as much as possible in all aspects of your worship. Make sure you encourage them to be faithful to do their assignments. If you can be strict with them, they can be strict with their disciples later. The items for accountability are: Did you read your Bible at least 5 min/day? Did you listen for God to speak during QT? Have them show journal or share 1 insight from their reading and their obedience to what God showed them. Did you share the Hand Presentation with at least 3 people? Tell me their names? Did you share the last teaching/lesson with 5 people? Tell me their names. Spiritual Emphasis: God has given us many special promises to help us in life. . . . → Read More: Immediate Follow Up Phase: Precious Promises
By Ptr. Vince, on August 12th, 2009%
I have seen this video in one of the websites of Organic Church people. Very funny, but there are really truths in it. Our Churches are like this and are now out of focus. Our Churches tend to attract people to come in. In contrast to what the Bible say, our churches is suppose to be emphasizing the going out and spreading the gospel. There is nothing wrong in attracting people to come to Church. In fact, in our contemporary time, I believe that is also important that we will have a presentable Church. But to be imbalance with the emphasis of our programs and giving more weight in attracting people is getting out of focus. The purpose of Organic Church movement is to go back to the original NT way of worship and being in the Church which I believe is good. However, still we need to be extra careful to not to fall in legalism especially if we are already doing Organic Church since the Bible did not gave us a protocol nor a step by step way of having a Church, and how to worship God. It only presented general things. Furthermore, most practices in NT Church are very applicable for them which might be totally or partially different to what we have now concerning the culture and traditions that we have. . . . → Read More: What if Starbucks Marketed Like a Church? A Parable
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