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God’s end time people will "end time." What I mean is that, as we near the end of the age, we will increasingly learn how to walk in eternal life, abiding above the boundaries, constraints and the…
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We heard a startling and sobering statistic the other day. According to the latest Gallop poll, 81 percent of Americans say they believe in God, which is the lowest percentage since Gallop started asking the question in 1944. Other polls tell us that around 63% actually identify as Christians.…
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My 10 Commandments for God
Phil Miglioratti * Reimagine.Network
Context: I firmly believe in the God of Genesis 1:1 and the original 10 Commandments. I do not believe the Creator necessitates ten suggestions from me or anyone else. I do not believe a list like this…
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Read more…Six Reasons Why Change is a Non-Negotiable Mike Slaughter June 18, 2018 It has been almost a year since I transitioned out of local church ministry where I had served in some capacity for 45 years. The last 38 of those years had been as lead pastor at Ginghamsburg Church. Change is inevitable. I am writing this while preparing to organize a group meeting in our home this evening for the purpose of planning our 2019 fifty-year high school class reunion. Fifty years! How did I get to be…
Read more…A Worldview Perspective on Bible Study By Freddy Davis Bible study is a very common practice among Christians and there are a lot of different ways to go about it. Some of the more popular approaches include: Using a devotional resource Dedicated Bible study (Sunday School) material Guided reading plan - (One year plan, topical plan, ...) Meditative study Word study Topical study Character study Geographical study Book study But there is another type that is possible, and one that is very…
Read more…My CHAT WITH THE AUTHOR: Mike Higgs, author of "The Praying Youth Ministry: Leading & Ministering from Upper Rooms” Phil Miglioratti • Reimagine.Network {Archival Home of Pray.Network} National Youth Ministry Author, Collaborator, Thought-Leader "This book provides the inspiration for change... As well as practical recommendations to apply right away." Debbie Bresina PHIL>>> Mike, you have written as a youth leader, for youth leaders, but the principles you share, the lessons you have…
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Thanks for welcoming me to the Forum. I had thought I was already a member through the Prayer Leaders Network, but the sign in process wouldn’t allow me to sign in using my passwords from that site, so I created another account.
I had wanted to commend the article that I received from y’all by email about dealing with 4 realities that make it difficult for Intercessors/prayer ministry leaders and pastors/church leadership to build a praying culture in the church. I thought it was very insightful and a helpful perspective. Thank you for the article.
Hi Phil.
As a new member, I received 2 emails from you.
The first, informing me that my membership had been approved, contained 4 links all containing significant errors. None of the links worked, but I was able to deduce what the errors were so correct them for access. Not a good start! You should examine the links in the email that was sent two me to ensure this doesn't happen to other new members.
Links in the second email regarding my profile appear to be OK.
Steve
Thank you!
Thanks, Bro!!!
Carrol Birnside