In this vlog series Dr. David Deets and Dawn Phelan discuss the reasoning behind irritation that arise when things don’t go the way we planned.
When Jesus Fails to be the Lord of Your Life
In this vlog series Dr. David and Dawn Phelan address the results of when Jesus fails to be the Lord of your life.
What Are You Missing as a Leader
In this vlog series Dr. David Phelan and Derick Jarvis discuss what you may be missing as a leader.
Starting in a New Ministry Role
In this vlog series Dr. David Deets and Dr. Joel Tetreau disciss starting in a new ministry role
More Decision Making Considerations
In this vlog series Dr. David Phelan and Derick Jarvis discuss more decision making considerations
Long Range Planning
In this vlog series Dr. David Deets and Dr. David Phelan discuss long term planning
Leaders are to be Visible and Engaged with Their Followers
In this vlog series Dr. David Phelan and Dr. Joel Tetreau discuss how leaders are to be visible and engaged with their followers
Humility in Leadership
In this vlog series Dr. David Deets and Dawn Phelan discuss humility in leadership
Signs of Healthy Churches: Unified Purpose
In Ephesians chapter 4, Paul turns his attention to the matter of unity within the body of Christ as he exhorts us to walk in a manner worthy of our calling in Christ (verse 1). The first half of the chapter provides a vivid portrayal of the type of unity that should characterize the functioning of the church: Spirit-led, interdependent co-laboring of diversely gifted yet deeply integrated, mature followers of Jesus Christ.
Four Biblical Signs of Healthy Relationships
In Philippians 4:2, Paul begins the final section of his book to the church at Philippi. He states, “I entreat [urge, plead with] Euodia and Syntyche to agree in the Lord. Yes, I ask you also, true companion, help these women, who have labored side by side with me in the gospel together…” The Bible does not share a great deal of information about these two women. Obviously, they had labored together with Paul and now they were having relational issues. Paul makes some interesting statements here in the passage regarding relational health within the body.