Check Your Attitude
As you’re heading to the classroom this Sunday, how is your attitude?
“I have come that they may
have life, and have it to the full.”
- Jesus (John 10:10)
As you’re heading to the classroom this Sunday, how is your attitude?
You have sacrificed so much time, energy, emotion, and creativity to make your guests feel important. They only see the results, not the pain of preparation!
What are the signs of commitment in teaching? The most obvious is showing up on Sunday mornings, engaged and ready to teach. Other signs of your commitment include time on the job, showing up early, dedication, energy, preparation, and intensity.
The battle for our hearts and our devotion begins in our thought life. If Satan can convince you of a certain thing in your mind, your actions will surely follow.
Here is part of our March worship team update on knowing and worshiping God.
The Israelites were blessed by God but chose many times not to be a blessing to others or to God. Since every good and perfect thing comes from God, look around you and be overwhelmed by his good gifts.
Traveling over 3,000 miles to spend 2 weeks in 120+ degree temperatures in a 3rd world country is not on most people’s bucket lists, but I had the incredible opportunity to go work with the people at Mercy Ministries Hospital in Calcutta, India, from mid May through the beginning of June. The experience was life changing. Many incredible stories came out of this trip, and perhaps one of the most memorable to me happened on the last day...
Pastors Mark and Rena' Johnson recently participated in the 2011 Pastors’ Educational Tour of Israel. Pastors Mark and Rena' were invited to join five other pastors and their wives on an 8-day study tour as guests of the Israeli Ministry of Tourism.
Young Adult Ministry is starting a new season at Calvary Temple. Read more to find out about unique ministry opportunities that will be geared toward young adults age 18-30.
On January 6 we will begin our 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting. We invite you to join with us as we seek God's blessing over our lives.
Check out what Pastor Mark has to say about The History Channel's new series "The Bible".