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Thank you for visiting my blog.  Here you will find current information about where I have been, where I am going, and what I am doing.  You will find links to my calendar and recent videos of our meetings.

After 43 years in ministry people ask “Are you winding down?” Heaven’s NO! we are winding up. Winding up ministering with some of the best people on the planet and winding up having more fun and more satisfaction than any other time in our lives.  Doris and I are ministering 50 weeks a year and love every minute of it.

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The Gospel According To “Cupcake” – Chapter 2

It’s time for another lesson from “Cupcake.”  Remember, “Cupcake” is my 3 year old grand daughter.  Her energy amazes me and her attention to detail is incredible.  Another quality in the life of “Cupcake” that speaks to me is her ability to have her own party in any atmosphere.  It doesn’t matter if I’m trying to sleep, or talk on the phone, if Cupcake is in the room, there is a party going on.  She refuses to come in line with the atmosphere, she constantly changes the atmosphere.  Pretty soon everyone is either off the phone, or completely awake and joining her party.

What a great lesson.  Regardless of the situation, or circumstance I find myself, I can have my own party.  Simply allow the Godly celebration to come from my recreated spirit.  After all, Jesus said that out of my inner most being would come rivers of living water.  That sounds like a party to me.

Come on, let’s make a decision to change the atmosphere of the circumstance in which we find ourselves.  Refuse to have a “down day.”  Make a choice to rejoice and commit to that rejoicing until everything around you submits to the “party atmosphere.”

The Gospel According To “Cupcake” says, “LET’S HAVE A PARTY!”

The Gospel According To “Cupcake”

First, allow me to introduce “Cupcake.”  She is my three year old grand-daughter.  Her energy and enthusiasm for life provides many lessons that I, as an adult, have let slip away.  As I have pondered her attitudes and watched her develop a priceless personality, I’ve noticed she has reminded me of some “life lessons” that I must bring back to a place of priority in my life.  Here’s the first chapter in the “Gospel According To Cupcake.”

I’ve witnessed tears roll down her cheeks as she was corrected, or disciplined.  Her heart would break as she realized she must comply with an insturction that was against her will.  Shortly after the correction, she will come to the one who corrected her, climb up in their lap and say, “You’re the best friend I ever had.”  With that statement, all is forgiven and placed in the past and life goes on.

I wish I could always be that quick to forgive when life throws me a curve, or I feel someone has done me wrong.  Sometimes it seems easier to hold a grudge, or hard feelings, or even alow an situation to fester into full blown bitterness.  All that is needed is to make the choice to forgive, put it quickly in our yesterday and move on.  It amazes me that Cupcake never brings up the event again, it’s simply over.  It’s in the past and her energy and zest for life is restored as she moves on to new adventures.

Well, that’s one of the first lessons I’ve learned from the “Gospel According To Cupcake.”  Forgiveness is a choice/decision, never an option or suggestion.  The quicker we can forgive, the quicker our energy and zest for life is restored and we can move on to new adventures.

Consider “forgiveness” today.  Release people from judgement.  Make a quality decision about a situation that has been held within your heart for too long.  Remember, “The Gospel According To Cupcake” reveals the power of forgiveness. 

Your comments are greatly appreciated and perhaps there will be more lessons from “The Gospel According To Cupcake” to follow.

Beyond The Battle

While in prayer a few days ago, I felt a stirring in my spirit for my spiritual sons and daughters.  Many have been involved in prolonged battles that have tested the very core of your being.  Because of conversations I have had with some of you, I am aware of the intensity of the attack as well.

Often a battle can last so long we develop “survival” instincts and allow them to dominate every part of our life.  In extreme cases it can cause one to forget the goodness of God for a while and focus on the next part of life we must defend.  Our conduct and speech reflect this defensive outlook and frustration and anger are next to manifest.

As I asked God for an insight to this particular season of our journey, these thoughts came to mind.  I wish to share them with you in hopes it will provide encouragement and, if necessary, a shift in thinking that will close this time of adversity and begin a season of harvest.

First:  Don’t lose your vision.  Never allow the present season of attack cause you to forget where you are going.  Keep sight of the big picture, the vision God gave and the energy you had at the beginning.  Don’t permit the attack on your life and vision become the “main thing.”  Keep the vision God birthed in your spirit the “main thing.”  Remember the 8 X 10 color photo God developed within you at the beginning.  Beyond this battle, there remains the visio, the God assignment, which must be completed.  Don’t lose your vision.

Second:  Remember there is supernatural help.  You are the choice of God for this assignment.  He knew you were able to successfully complete this effort.  He placed within you those seeds of wisdom and greatness that must be released at this moment.  Refuse to panic.  Ask for the release of those inner resources which are for this season.  God will provide supernatural help for this part of your journey.  Beyond this battle, there remains the vision, the God assignment, which must be completed.   Remember, there is supernatural help.

Third:  Watch your language.  A few days ago Bishop Mark Chironna shared some thoughts that cut right to the heart of this issue of language, and speaking.  He said, “The power of language sets us apart from all other species God created………Language does not merely describe reality, language generates reality.”  Never allow a “victim vocabulary” to start coming from your mouth.  Always know that the words you speak have no accurate ”predictive ability” whatsoever, they have “creative ability.”  Be sure the words of your mouth, and the meditation of your heart are pleasing To God.  Beyond this battle, there remains the vision, the God assignment, which must be completed.  Remember, your language is generating reality.

It is my sincere prayer that you are encouraged in the Lord as we approach, what I believe to be, the greatest hour of the Church.  In spite of the bruises and emotional scars that you have endured during this season, God is not disappointed in you and still provides all things necessary for the completion of your assignment.  You can finish strong as you remember, “God will simply outlast your battle.”  Got ready for your season to change!

I am honored to be your spiritual father; and I pray for you daily.  Your comments are greatly appreciated.

What’s Missing In Church?

I’ve been around church all my life.  I can hardly remember not going to church.  Through the years church has changed a bit.  The content of the services have changed.  We use projectors to put the words of praise and worship music on a big screen for all to see.  Hard back song books with hymns are rarely found in the church anymore even though some congregations continue to sing hymns as part of their music program.  We’ve replaced benches with chairs in many auditoriums, some churches even use tables and chairs so attendees can take notes on the sermon.  Architects are designing buildings to meet modern standards.  We’ve made room for coffee and sweet rolls, bookstores, and offices.  We have television cameras, closed circuit televisions so services can be seen from anywhere in the facility.  We also have expensive sound equipment, along with childrens ministries that are decorated second to none in atmosphere to attract kids. I suppose it’s all good.  I know I enjoy all of the above.

Along with all these wonderful additions, I’ve noticed something we simply don’t see much anymore in church.  It’s the altar.  Oh, don’t chastise me too hard.  I know we have steps and platforms at appropriate heights that will accomodate someone who would like to kneel.  To me, kneeling isn’t the issue as much as having a place dedicated to sacrifice and committment.  As the building is a place dedicated to worship, I always remember the altar as a dedicated place of sacrifice.  I remember kneeling at an altar when I was saved and called to the ministry.  It was at the altar I received the vision of the ministry I am involved in today.  Many times, when my way got really tough, it was the memory of those hours at the altar that pulled me through.  For me, the altar was always a place of sacrifice and a place to meet God and settle many of my unresolved issues. 

I know we can build an altar anywhere and meet God.  Biblical characters provide abundant examples of this as God dealt with man in regard to covenants in the Bible.  Although I don’t mean this to be critical, I guess I’m just lonely for the altar, the place where I used to kneel, a place with tear stains on the varnish which were placed there by many who came before me.  The altar was a testimony to changed lives and Kingdom business, breakthroughs, and deliverance, a place of answers.  

In so many ways I am wondering if the absence of an altar could possibly lend itself to shallow Christian living, inability to keep covenant, broken marriages, and a host of other problems.  I’m not sure.  I could say so much more about this issue; but will hold back for another time.  What’s missing in church?  For me, I miss the altar.

Your thoughts are greatly apprecaited.

When The Journey Gets Weary

Often our Christian journey is affected by time and events that diminish our original excitement.  When that occurs the temptation is to draw back from God and soon we find that we just go through the motions of worship and serving God.  The motions are good, and often can fool most of the folks around us, but what’s happening inside our own life?  Inside, a slow death has begun.  The sensitivity to the presence of God is not nearly as keen as it once was and pretty soon, about all we have left is the motion of worship and zero spiritual witness.  Question is, “What do I do when the journey gets weary?”

When that happens, the next step is to begin a slow withdrawal from church attendance and all activities of the House of God.  We seek fulfillment elsewhere and soon find a way to criticize others, and their manner of service to God.  Criticism is a prelude to isolation.  Next, we find ourselves isolated from God’s House and finding new friends with new plesures that seem to fill the void, and dull the spiritual senses.  The question remains, “What do I do when the journey gets weary?”

The antidote for this is found in the very place we used to dwell.  It’s found in scripture.  Jesus said, “Come unto me all ye that labor, and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”  There is the answer to the question, “What do I do when the journey gets weary?”  Simply run to Jesus!

Run to Jesus, not away from Him.  He knew you would get “weary and heavy laden.”  He also knew what you would need when that would happen.  His diagnosis is the RX you would need, “REST.”  His RX for your peace is to “come unto Him,” and only He could provide the rest you would need.  He knows the type of rest you need.  You are in need of rest in a ”safe” environment.  What better place than to rest in the lap of Jesus.

Now, have no fear that you will be rejected.  Run to Jesus.  There will be a warm welcome and healing for your every need.  No rejection in Christ.  Plenty of affirmation and safety.  Don’t run away any longer………run to Jesus.  He is your source for peace, safety and life fulfillment.

Your thoughts and comments are always appreciated.

Restoring Damaged Goods

What happens when my life sustains damage that is difficult to overcome?  What are my options?  Who really cares about me anyway?  Is their any hope, or reason to keep going and believe life will be better just down the road?

I’ve been thinking lately about items which through the years become damaged with use, or maybe even misuse.  Many things come to mind like furniture, cars, clothes, houses and many other things.  When these items are damaged, we often repair them, or discard them some way, or just put them aside and deal with it later. 

However, what I believe receives the most damage is the human life.  It has been said tha “life isn’t fair,” and that’s pretty easy to believe.  I have watched as wounded souls continue to make this trek through life, carrying pain and injury, believing there is no place to go for repair.

Please remember, life has a warranty.  God promised to take care of us.  He said, “I will never leave you, nor forsake you.”  In a sentence, God is saying that when I sustain damage in life to come to Him.  He can restore any damaged area; emotional, physical, financial, even time lost.  What an incredible God!

The Biblical character David said, “He restoreth my soul.”  I believe he meant that God could restore damaged emotions and enable one to think clearly again.  That restoration is so complete that we could even trust our decision making again.

David also prayed for, and received, a restoration of the, “joy of salvation.”  A man who had lost his eagerness to participate in life; had that energy restored.  God can restore your to desire to get back involved in life; even if you’ve been hurt.  God even promises to restore health to our bodies and provide the harvest we’ve missed by wasting life in hurtful wanderings.  When the pain has been caused by someone else, God can restore.  When the pain was not intentional, God can restore.

My encouragement to anyone who is living with damage in any of these areas, Come To Jesus.  He will heal and restore.  He can make life enjoyable again.  Take a moment right now, say a prayer and ask the only one who can restore damaged goods to provide restoration for you as well.  He is you manufacturer and has promised to take care of you.  Return you life to Him.

Your thoughts are always appreciated.

Waco, TX Update

I wish you could have been in Waco with us this weekend.  It started with a men’s breakfast on Saturday morning with just over 60 men in attendance.  The presence of the Lord was experienced by all who attended.  Men accepted the challenge to meet the future with fresh hope and faith in God.  I thank God for quality men willing to worship and dedicate their lives to serving God and others.

Sunday morning is always a great time at Church of the Open Door.  Hundreds gather to worship God and fellowship with each other.  Praise and worship was so powerful that the altars filled with hungry hearts seeking God.  Several made a decision to make Jesus the Lord of their life.  What a blessed Sunday morning we enjoyed.

Sunday night was equally powerful in praise and worship.  Altars filled with those hungry for a breakthrough season.  Well, God never disappoints.  Breakthrough was indeed the experience of many as their faith was released at new levels.

Pastors Ronnie & Kim Holmes always provide a message of hope to hurting people.  Their influence continues to grow throughout the region.  We also spent some quality time with their family……..daughters, sons in law, mom and a beautiful grand daughter.  Sitting with all these folks at the same table  provides a great visual of “generational blessing.”

It’s on to Louisiana next.  We look forward to great services and a great visit with everyone we meet.  Stay with us on this journey called “life.”  I will provide another update in a few days.  The Doggett family journey continues…………

Breakfast In Waco, TX

Today I spent some time with a great group of men which gathered from an extended ministry of Church of the Open Door in Waco, TX.  Pastors Ronnie & Kim Holmes continue to do a great job reaching into their community with efforts of love and encouragement.  The extension ministry is called, “The House Where Jesus Shines.”  These are men with great dreams and goals who are making a fresh start that will create a new ending to their journey of life.

I was honored to be the speaker for this time of fellowship and relationship building.  I went there to be a blessing to them; but as you probably guessed by now, they were a blessing to me.  I simply wanted my audience to know this part of our ministry and the positive effect God continues to have in the lives of those who trust Him.

This meeting is on a Saturday morning and most important of all, I will see them all back in church tomorrow morning (Sunday) giving Glory to God.  My request to those who read this blog is that you would remember these men in prayer as they continue to overcome adversity, and discover their God assignment. 

Thanks for your time in reading this and your comments are always appreciated.

Moving The Bar…..Again

Since my last post regarding “Moving The Bar,” my mind has greatly expanded as I’ve given much thought to Bible characters who either moved the bar, or received a challenge to move the bar.  My first thoughts were of Joshua and Caleb who stood as lone voices against 10 other spies regarding entrance to the Promised Land.  Ten “lowered the bar” to “limbo” under while Joshua and Caleb tried to challenge others to “Move The Bar” upward.  They stood alone with the deep conviction they could obtain all God had promised.  They were willing to stand alone with their conviction and faith.

Jesus constantly challenged the disciples to “Move The Bar” upward.  Reach where few men reach; and live a life of victory.  Countless examples appear in scripture of men and women challenged to become more than they ever thought.  Dreams do come true.

Go ahead, take it as a personal challenge.  In the midst of this day of shifting values and conflicting emotions, dare to reach for your dream.  Stop “Moving The Bar” downward just to “go with the flow” of everyone else, and the opinions of others.  Draw from the inner strength God put in you before you were born.  I know it seems lost under so much of just living life and dealing with struggles.  Come on now; take a deep breath……exhale; now do it again……take another deep breath……exhale.  Believe with all your heart you can “Move The Bar” upward to new heights of living.  Even in a day of decline, you can raise the bar of your personal life, and experience the joy of the abundant life God promised.  You can do it……come on now……..one big push……..RAISE THE BAR!  Let me know your thoughts.

“Moving the Bar”

There is a dance I used to hear about, might still be around, called the “limbo.”  As the music plays those who were in line would bend backward and move under the bar without knocking it down.  When each one in line finished their turn, the bar would be lowered and the scenario would be repeated until no one could get under the bar without knocking it over.  Strange enough, the winner was the one who could go the lowest.

There is an athletic event that operates on the opposite principle.  It’s called the “high jump.”  The participant gets a running start and tries to jump over the bar.  Each time they are successful, the bar is moved higher until no one can jump over.  The winner is the one who jumps the highest.  The object of both excercises is to eliminate participants until only one remains. 

My question is, “Which way are your moving the bar?”  Often via the pressures of life the temptation is to shrink our personal world and lower the bar, and shrink the vision,  instead of remaining focused and continuing to raise the bar.  Keep in mind that very few people, if any, practice the “limbo.”  However, those who participate in the “high jump” practice on a regular basis.  The high jump seems to take more effort, and skill, to succeed as the bar is raised instead of lowered.

What about life?  So many take the path of least resistance and join the crowd in the “limbo” instead of being the lone participant in the high jump.  Raising the bar will bring a personal discovery of qualities that rest deep within.  One must find inner strength, and draw from untapped reserves, to continually raise the bar.

Each day the “bar” in everyone’s life is moving.  Which way is your personal bar moving?  Someone once said, “It is only when you are pursued that you become swift.”  The resistance you feel right now is making you stronger, better, more effective in your God assignment.  Your spiritual and emotional conditioning is getting stronger.  Be a finisher and finish strong.  I am blessed.

The Shout of a Conqueror

The Shout of a Conqueror

I believe we are in a season when prophetic voices must have a baptism of “clear hearing,” there is a rising tide of spiritual energy being released within the Body of Christ. It’s like Samson of old when his enemy allowed his hair to grow again. It probably wasn’t in the length of his hair as much as a re-dedication to the vow made earlier in life. Christians who have been under attack for quite a while now are sensing a fresh anointing rise from within. The enemy has, once again, underestimated our tenacity to follow on to complete our “God Assignment.” It’s time to ANNOUNCE YOUR EXIT from a prolonged season of difficulty.

Those around you need to hear the “SHOUT OF A CONQUEROR. I believe you are one of those who sense that “rise in spiritual energy,” the conquering spirit. Go ahead…….release a shout from your innermost being; I dare you! It could be your first step of faith. Your shout is announcing your exit from a present circumstance

As a minister, this is a time God is providing fresh illumination for you to enable the message to remain clear and timely; in these days of shifting values. The Christian community must hear a loud, clear sound from the pulpit to provide guidance through the remaining days of conflict. We’re coming out! We’re coming out with a shout and rejoicing in a day when many have lost hope. Go ahead…..release a shout from your innermost being; I dare you! You’ve earned it. You’ve been through enough. Announce your exit from trouble!

God has always dealt in different economics than the world system. Be encouraged and know we operate on a different level, and in a different climate, that those who have no hope. Draw strength from God and His Word. It provides strength in tough times. If you were gonna shout when the victory is manifested; go ahead……shout now! Get a head start and let those around you hear the “SHOUT OF A CONQUEROR!”

Talk about leaving with your head held high…

Services concluded last night in China Hill, GA with another powerful time with the presence of God evident from the beginning of the service.  It was a special time of connecting with God by a “revelation” of Him and not just connecting based on His “reputation.”  There were moments of tracing our lineage back to God and understanding the power of Jesus being the “Light of the world.”  From there we closed with reminding the folks that God was present to “take the limitation off” the most pressing circumstance they were facing.  We then sealed the service with a marvelous communion (covenant) service that allowed each person to focus on a special need and sow the “seed of the grape” as a point of contact for a future miracle.  What a “POWERFUL” week in China Hill.  Thanks folks for your faithful attendance, energy and passion for God.  You wear Jesus well!

Powerful Meetings Continue in China Hill, GA

Pastors Lemuel & DaVonne Miller

What a week at China Hill Christian Center!

China Hill, GA has been a place of special manifestations of God’s Presence which are evident in each service. Praise and worship time has found folks laying on their face in reverence and worship unto the Lord. Rejoicing with flags and dance also mark each gathering. The prophetic has been very powerful along with many testifying of special visitations; including open visions in each service. Others testify of physical healings, internal shifts in their thinking and making tough decisions concerning life and the destiny road they journey. Still others are free from habits that have bound them for many years. What was originally scheduled for Sunday thru Tuesday has been extended until Friday when we will have a time of covenant renewal, communion and thanksgiving for what God has accomplished this week. What a week in China Hill, GA!!

Remain Alert During Challenging Times

During these challenging times remain alert for this is just the type of season God chooses to birth “new things.” There is every indication God could be birthing that “new thing” He promised to bring into your life. During Herod’s treacherous reign; Jesus was born and brought new hope. Wise men were observant and did not miss this “new thing.” Lift your head, open your eyes, refuse to hide yourself and wait for a more favorable season. Look now! “……….unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing (deliverance) in his wings;……….” Malachi 4:2. The Sun of Righteousness could appear at any moment in your life!

Remember November?

Do you call November and December the “Last months” of the year; or the “LOST MONTHS” of the year? I refuse to treat November and December as “lost months.” A lot of people “check out” the last of October and show up again the first of January. Drifting through just over 10% of an entire year can be costly.Thank God, not everyone feels that way. Our travels have brought us in touch with some folks who’ve decided they absolutely will not coast through November and December of 2008.

Eight days at The Potter’s House Worship Center in Harrisonburg Virginia revealed that God always satisfies the hunger of every soul. Pastors Dan & Renee’ Garber have built a House of God dedicated to worship; and worship we did for those eight days. While the nation was electing a president people gathered at the church throughout the week to honor God. Crowds were good and there was a high energy level each service. On Sunday, November 10th the church celebrated its birthday with a cake, all the trimmings, including a meal that fed several hundred. As we ate, there were numerous testimonies that reflected what the church had meant to various individuals, and families, through the years. Truly it was a time to remember in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. My sincere thanks to Pastors Dan & Renee’ Garber for the opportunity to minister in this great church.

Coming back home to Orlando with our hearts………and stomachs full………we rested a couple of days before returning to our home church, The Master’s Touch International Church, with Pastor Ruth and Bishop Mark Chironna. I was blessed to again minister on Sunday morning, November 23rd in both services. “Wow,” is all I can say. Under Bishop & Pastor Ruth’s ministry the church continues to grow in numbers and in the Spirit. The anointing is always powerful as the congregation opens up during worship and continues to participate throughout the entire morning. There is great faith and confidence flowing through the congregation that all our dreams and goals will be fulfilled as we continue to follow the Lord. As always the staff and ministry team at The Master’s Touch reflect excellence in every service. It’s a great place to call Home. Thank you Bishop and Pastor Ruth for your service in Kingdom Work. You continue to make a positive difference in the lives of those you touch.

Now you can see why many people just won’t let November and December become the “LOST MONTHS” of the year. Come on friend, refuse lethargy and complacency. Remain spiritually aggressive throughout the entire year. Decide to finish strong. Finish with energy and intensity. How you finish 2008 will be how you enter 2009. Make a commitment to finish 2008 with your faith strong and your confidence sturdy, and your expectation sharp!

September Ministry Recap

Wow!  It’s been a busy month.  Sorry for being “absent” from the blog for the last few weeks.  Let me catch you up to date.

September started in Logan, WV with Pastors Mike & Darlene Hartwell.  Family Worship Center is located in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia make Logan a gorgeous place to be this time of year.  Wonderful people with a heart for God were faithful each morning and night to the revival.  I guess it’s fair to say, “There’s nothing like a revival in West Virginia!” 

August 21, 2008 – TV 49 Augusta, GA – Interview about Transition

TV Interview in Augusta, GA with Russell & Dorothy Spaulding

Recently I was interviewed by Russell & Dorothy Spaulding on CLUB 36 the flagship program for TV49 in Augusta, GA.

Now, I had heard of Russell & Dorothy and the great station they have created there in Augusta but we had never met.  To be honest when my office told me they had booked the interview my first reaction was “Why would they want to interview me?”

July 20, 2008 – Potter’s House Worship Center – Harrisonburg, VA

We had a great time with our friends Pastors Dan & Renee’ Garber at the The Potter’s House

God visited us in the Shenandoah Valley in Harrisonburg VA. Pastors Dan & Renee’ Garber along with The Potter’s House Worship Center provided a warm welcome and powerful praise and worship each night. God spoke as folks lay prostrate before the Lord night after night giving themselves to His Will and Purpose. Our ministry emphasized finding your place, remaining focused on your purpose, and allowing nothing to provide a distraction to your journey. Altar time was a time and place when hearts discovered that God encounters are always the best kind!

July 17, 2008 What a great night at Faith Christian University

The final night………..was it the best night at Faith Christian University?

I completed the course on “Transition In Ministry” at Faith Christian University on Thursday, July 17^th and it seemed to be a night of heavy presence of the Lord.  Usually there is a short break between classes for students to take a brief break before the next class session begins.  However, the Spirit of the Lord moved so strong between a couple sessions that students chose to remain in their seats praying and seeking God throughout the entire break. 

July 7, 2008 – Teaching “Transition In Ministry ” at FCU

The students at FCU are learning to lead themselves and others through Transition

Just a few short nights ago we met again at Faith Christian University for our class on “Transition In Ministry.”  What a great night.  God met with us in a powerful way.  Students reported the lesson was an “ON TIME” lesson.

The more I study “Transition,” the more I realize the significance of processing through those seasons with strength and excellence.  It’s a season of tremendous opportunity………a time of witnessing awesome “God Moments.”  Transition is also a season of connecting with God on another level, at another dimension.  

June 30, 2008 – Teaching Transition at FCU

MONDAY NIGHT……3 HOURS OF TRANSITION!

 

On Monday night I began teaching a course entitled, “Transition In Ministry” at Faith Christian University in Orlando.  FCU is a great place for a Christian Education.  Dr. Faith Fredrick, President and Founder, along with Dr. Ronald Smith, Dean of Students, form a wonderful team that will guide students through the process of discovering, and walking in their destiny.

June 29, 2008 – “SUNDAY IN SULPHUR!” – Victory Worship Center in Sulphur, LA

SUNDAY IN SULPHUR! 

Last Sunday, June 29^th I was with Pastors Larry & Janie LeFluer of .  Pastor Larry is a great man of faith who has battled some serious physical problems over the last year but stands today “HEALED OF THE LORD!”  The entire LaFleur family is a great blessing to everyone. 

 

Standing before the good people of Victory Worship Center was a great joy to my heart.  Pastor Larry has ministered many years in South Louisiana and his character and integrity are second to none that I have ever met in ministry.  We had a great time; and again ministered on the subject of “Transition!”

June 24, 2008 – Ministering on Transition at Bishop Mark Chironna’s Church

TRANSITION TUESDAY!

On Tuesday night, June 24^th I was honored to minister at The Master’s Touch International Church with Bishop Mark, and Pastor Ruth Chironna.  Bishop Chironna is a great friend and his ministry continues to speak to nations.  His teaching is rich with revelation truth, his preaching is always fresh with information and anointing, his influence is always positive.