Discerning Subtle Marks of a Cult and Leaving It (Part 1)
Discerning Subtle Marks of a Cult and Leaving It (Part 1)
Clint Leiter shares a testimony of God's faithfulness in bringing him out of a cult to then starting a church. He talks about some common characteristics of cults...
Lessons While Laboring With Bob Jennings During His Death (Part 2)
Lessons While Laboring With Bob Jennings During His Death (Part 2)
Clint Leiter shares how God called him into the ministry, as well as his privilege of having the time of co-pastoring with the late Bob Jennings and the lessons learned during that time.
How to Be An Encouragement to Your Pastor During Trials (Part 3)
How to Be An Encouragement to Your Pastor During Trials (Part 3)
Pastors will face incredible difficulties in leading the church. Clint Leiter shares some of the fiery trials he went through after Bob Jennings went to be with the Lord.
Young Believers Need Courage to Stand Alone
Young Believers Need Courage to Stand Alone
What are your greatest fears for young believers in our generation? Young believers must be willing to stand alone for the truth and for Christ and not succumb to peer pressure.
Why Are There So Many Hypocrites in the Church?
Why Are There So Many Hypocrites in the Church?
A common fault that non-Christians find with Christianity is that there are too many hypocrites in the church. What can be said about this? Is this a valid charge?
Marriage Advice for Christians
Marriage Advice for Christians
Many Christians have said that marriage has been what God has used most to sanctify them. What are some exhortations and lessons to be learned for Christian couples who are married?
Christian: Keep a Tight Grip on the Lord
Christian: Keep a Tight Grip on the Lord
The enemy of our souls wants us to become distant from the Lord; to loosen our grip when it comes to our intimate relationship with Christ and to not make that the prime priority.
Practical Advice to Avoid Burnout As a Pastor
Practical Advice to Avoid Burnout As a Pastor
Men in the ministry need to be careful to not burnout. What are some things they can do to prevent and combat against burning out and being of no use in the ministry?
Is it Right to Alert Pastors When You See Problems and Divisions Arising?
Is it Right to Alert Pastors When You See Problems and Divisions Arising?
Do members of a church have the responsibility to alert the pastors when they see divisions arising in the church?