The Mount Paran Sanctuary Choir and the Princeton Pike Festival Choir present “The Anointing” during the Sunday morning service of the Centennial General Assembly of the Church of God. David Horton directs this musical written and arranged by David Horton and Michael Frazier. Jim Burns, Andrea Dismukes, John McCloud, and Devin Stephenson are soloists, and […]

To date, a handful of the 24 scheduled open Global Ministry Forums have been conducted. I have been extremely pleased with the level of participation seen in…

Part 1 of 4 in “The Assembling of the Saints” video series. This clip tells of the first Church of God General Assembly at Camp Creek, North Carolina in 1906. *You can purchase the full “The Assembling of the Saints” DVD for $19.95 plus $5.00 s&h. To order please provide the following: Name Address What […]

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Over the Easter weekend, I traveled to Serbia where I was the main speaker for their national convention. Also in attendance were the pastors and members from Macedonia, Bosnia, and Croatia. (In earlier times, this would have been the national meeting …

We’re in an age where reputations are lost in a matter of moments. One errant Instagram video or Facebook post and your audience can quickly abandon you. Now, most churches don’t have to worry about this because the online audience is typically made of their church members who are naturally loyal.  However, social media now…

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“Kicking the can down the road” is an idiom, made popular in mid-1980’s politics, that basically means that you are delaying a decision in hopes that the pro…