August 10... Training Materials

Greetings to you all on this sunny and muggy Monday morning.

PERSONAL NOTE: I wanted to take this time to mention yesterdays' worship service. First, let me thank my wife, Jan for the beautiful song that she shared with us. Great job, Jan! Next, allow me to thank all of the ladies who participated in the impromptu choral group during the service. I loved it!... and so did most everyone else. Thanks ladies... a job well done.

Here are a couple of web locations that you may want to check out:
www.act111.org ... this is a site where you can go to receive four training sessions on evangelism. It's all about evangelism. Be sure to check it out. I will add this link to our Bonus Training Links to the right.

www.biblicalparenting.org ... This site is a treasure trove of things to help parents train their children from a biblical point of view. They have books and CDs that can be purchased that will give you the tools to assist in child rearing... good prices... actual HOW TO stuff! If you are a parent or grand parent you need to check his out! I will add this to our Bonus Training Links also.

MONTHLY AUDIO: Please click on the link in the August 3 blog: "Courage and Risk-Taking."

LEADERSHIP TRAINING FEATURED ARTICLE: Please click on this LINK in order to read and download the article: "Five Ways To Welcome Guests" .

BONUS THEOLOGY ARTICLE: Please click on this LINK to download: "When Were The Bible Books Written".

YOU CAN KNOW GOD'S WILL: In I Peter chapter three, verse 1, The Apostle under the direction of the Holy Spirit has written that wives are to submit to their husbands. Please take time to read the passage in order to see the statement in context. It does not mean be a doormat... it means understand God's way of leadership. By doing God's will I know that God will be pleased.

LEADERSHIP QUOTE: "What worries you masters you." Haddon W. Robinson

TODAY'S DEVOTIONAL: Please click on this LINK to see the devotional.

I trust that you will have a great week serving the Lord. Let us strive to be good stewards where the Lord has placed us.

In His Majesties' service, Pastor Darrell