Oct 25
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution We want more....It seems we are also wanting more from Christ...(this isn't necessarily bad). In this passage, Christ had given His followers instruction, promise, power and authority. Yet, they wanted details to the plan. I find myself often in this position. God has called and equipped, however, I want in on the know, I want the steps and the process. Most of the time it's because I'm excited and fired up...sometimes it's because I'm leary and afraid. He proves Himself over and over a… Read more »
Apr 30
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Leadership in Acts...God's peopleLeadership insights from Acts Read more »
Apr 28
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Did Judas lose salvation?He shared in the ministry...indicating that he had been counted as saved as the rest, then lost his reward when Satan entered him....what are your thoughts...www.drmcginnis.wordpress.com Read more »
Feb 6
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution What does your ministry look like?Do we look like Pharisees or Christ? Read more »
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution God is our delivererWhen we read His Word; let us remember how He brought us out. Remembering and rejoicing are keys to discipleship and Bible Study. Read more »
Feb 5
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution What are we doing to spread His news?What are your thoughts about technology and spreading the gospel? Read more »
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Breakout of SinThe things that hold you hostage can be broken. Bible Study and community of faith empower us to break free. www.turkeycreekchurch.org new series: Breakout Read more »
Feb 4
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Loving others...what the Bible saysDropping self and loving others Read more »
Jan 31
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Bible Study?What response do you have when you encounter a Holy God? Read more »
Jan 29
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turkeycreekchurch added a link contribution Bible Study?What response, if any do you have when you approach the Scriptures? Read more »
May 26
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turkeycreekchurch added a text contribution Its His GraceLet us always remember that we are weak, but He is strong. We are strengthened by the grace that is in Christ Jesus. Remember we are called by Him for Him and through Him. We are not to get entangled with civilian affairs. Remain focused and committed to His call. He will take care of the rest. Read more »
May 16
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turkeycreekchurch added a text contribution things we could never do and get away with nowIsaiah sleeps with a prophetess and she conceives and its all for God--we could never do this now!! Read more »
Nov 24
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turkeycreekchurch added a text contribution Understanding the One ThingNead to read Marcus Buckingham: The One Thing you need to know. Great leadership isn't afraid of a vision that is upsurdly larger than oneself. Plan is something you can do-vision is something only God can do. This cultivates utter reliance on Him. A great leader approaches this God-sized vision with the optimism and quiet confidence that produces shared vision and determination with a majority of the followers. In essence, the leader's 'buy-in' produces and empowers othe… Read more »
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turkeycreekchurch added a text contribution Knowing God's Promises is EmpoweringNehemiah knew God's Word and promise. His knowlegde prepared him for a holy confidence to understand the current condition and expect God's deliverance. Verses 10 and 11 demonstrate Nehemiah's reliance on God's merciful power and redemption. Verse 11 infers that Nehemiah does not pray should or should I not approach the King, he assumes b/c of his position it is the obvious thing to do. We often wait for these amazing signs and openings to approach those God has placed in o… Read more »
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turkeycreekchurch added a text contribution Prepared for God's VisionNehemiah investigated, inquired about his people. He was not so self absorbed that he overlooked their situation. He easily could have spent the entire conversation discussing his captivity and service to the King. Read more »