A detailed exposition of 1 Kings 6-7 looking at the fascinating ways the typology of the Temple and its furniture point to Jesus Christ.
Thomas FretwellSeptember 12, 2019
"For those who have placed faith and trust in Jesus Christ, this should cause no apprehension."
James TravisAugust 29, 2019
Can you reach a point in your study where it stops being helpful? The answer to that might actually be yes! At some point, a Bible teacher needs to know it's time to stop preparing and trust what they have. This episode dives into what…
Brian HigginsAugust 19, 2019
Although most people look to leaders for direction and help, there are times, many times, when we simply don't know what to do. Lacking knowledge doesn't make you a bad leader, but it can stumble you in your leadership. In today's episode, Pastor Ed helps…
Ed TaylorAugust 5, 2019
It's inevitable that as you have more to do, you will have more tools to help keep you organized. A common problem for the leader in ministry is that you get so organized that you begin to think that people are just tasks, appointments, and…
Ed TaylorJuly 29, 2019
In Matthew 18, before Jesus gets to His instructions on how to resolve conflict with others, He takes a child and places him in the midst of the adults he's teaching. The child is an object lesson of the heart of the matter. The kingdom…
Ed TaylorJuly 22, 2019
In today's episode of Lead2Serve, Pastor Ed, Calvary Church in Aurora, shares with us the importance and value of forgiveness in resolving conflicts. Many choose a posture of unforgiveness and wonder why their hearts have become so cold and hard. Their leadership ability is affected…
Ed TaylorJuly 15, 2019
By far one of the most painful parts of life is enduring conflicts with those we love and care for. Pain, sorrow, difficulty, and even depression follow unresolved conflicts. It's a double shocker to find that conflicts exist in the church just as much as…
Ed TaylorJuly 8, 2019
