On Mission . . . In Myanmar
Myanmar is a member of the International Ministerial Congress of the Church of God (Seventh Day). It is a Buddhist country in Southeast Asia, sharing…
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Learning to Love Those You Serve
John opens his first epistle by defending and establishing the understanding of the humanity of Christ. “That which was from the beginning, which we have…
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Ministries of Glory
In the last “Spotlight” we examined Revelation 21 and the new creation that began in Christ and the ministry of reconciliation. This time we focus…
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The Music of Ministry
Waving her arms around isn’t enough. The movement must be clear, timed, and the same as in practice sessions. This is the role of my…
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Watherfalls of Righteousness
Editor’s Note: This was my original First Word for the May-June BA, written in February before the COVD-19 outbreak. It was replaced with a more…
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Potluck and the Gift of Fellowship
One of the unsung “gifts” of the churches of God is fellowship. To be more specific, food. What I mean is eating: We eat well.…
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Creation Waits
It wasn’t your intention to send some of your garbage on a tropical vacation. Nevertheless, there it lies, basking in the sun as it floats…
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Find Your Calling and Engage It! Partner with Artios!
Are you looking for a ministry to partner with? Do you desire a deeper insight into who God is? Is your prayer life not what…
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It’s All About Equipping!
God designed the Church to remain alive and vibrant despite the passing of time and amidst our rapidly changing culture. Here’s how: The British Monarch…
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Moving From Success to Significance: A Compelling Strategy for Maximizing Life’s Second Half
When I turned 50 I took time off to read a book which had been on my reading list for some time. The book is…
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Peace in Christ
In exploring the ministry of reconciliation this year, we will spotlight six chapters from the Bible to aid us in understanding it and all its…
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Why Your Church Needs a Team of Leaders
Dry Rot was a destitute place. The people there were hungry. All that hunger led to stealing. And stealing led to suspicion, and suspicion led…
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