Our Church Media

The article below was used as a “thoughtful story” in the service on July 25 at the Shelburne Grace Church of the Nazarene.

I would like you to think for a moment about, how do you know what you know?  Do you know what you know, because you took some form of specific steps to know it, which means, you went through a process, whereby, as a result of repetitious review you were able to grasp the concepts and ideas, and as a result came to know what you know?

Perhaps, you came to know what you know, through the careful watching of someone who did know, and do what they knew, and as a consequence you were able to come to know it as well. Or maybe, if you really concentrate, you might conclude, you know what you know because you know, and you really do not remember how, you know.  Is that something you can identify with?

(Click here for more…)

Take the “hurried sickness” test to see if you need to slow your pace to make room for Jesus in an ordinary day.  Remember, “to know and not to do, is not to know”.  Read the article, “Responsibility for Knowing” to learn more.

(Click here for more…)

Take the “hurried sickness” test to see if you need to slow your pace to make room for Jesus in an ordinary day.  Remember, “to know and not to do, is not to know”.  Read the article, “Responsibility for Knowing” to learn more.

(Click here for more…)

Important steps you need to know so you include “quiet time” in your ordinary day with Jesus.

(Click here for more…)

(Click here for more…)

Listen for the voice of Jesus and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit through an ordinary day.

(Click here for more…)

(Click here for more…)

What would having Jesus with us through an ordinary work day be like?

(Click here for more…)

(Click here for more…)