SpeakItOn

Here are two thoughts on Christian growth that could revolutionize your walk. It's not a secret, but these aren't mentioned very much. Have a listen...

A major problem today is a lack of Biblical preaching and teaching. Many pastors opt to go with social psycology and current events with a watered down approach to scripture. This is mainly because they either don't believe it, or they don't want to put in the work. These "ministers" are robbing their listeners of spiritual growth. Here are some thoughts...

In these changing times, what should one look for in a church to insure your in a place you can grow spiritually. Opinions vary, so here are some thoughts...

Have you ever spoken with someone about the Bible and asked about the Biblical languages only to hear, "Oh, Yea. I know Greek and Hebrew". But do they really? Many people, even if they preach behind a pulpit, don't know the Biblical languages anymore. Here are some thoughts...

Choirs, orchestras and hymns are all but things of the past. Most churches now have praise teams with a front man called the worship leader. Corperate worship is slowing becoming a concert each Sunday. But, is this a bad thing? Here are some thoughts...

Have you ever wondered why there are some many Christian denominations? I think one clue may be in how they look at the Bible itself. Here are some thoughts...

Have you ever met a minister and felt you needed to change the way you behave in front of them? That's "Holyman Syndrome". Have you ever met a minister who thought in advance that you should act differently in front of them for some reason. That's is also "Holyman Syndrome". Here are some thoughts on this dreaded disease...

I just went to an ordination service as it was awesome. However, ordination is something that seems to have evolved into quite a beast and may not even be what it was intended for in the first place. Here are some thoughts...

Church leadership has become as weird as a three headed cat. Some churches starve their pastors while other pay them like they are kings of a small country. Here are some thoughts from a past church leader about church leadership...