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Opposition to Nehemiah

Opposition to Nehemiah

Opposition to Nehemiah Under the wise leadership of Nehemiah, the walls of the city of Jerusalem were rebuild in only 52 days. That’s less than two months. That seems quick and it sounds like it would have been easy, but it wasn’t...

December 15, 2020 Peter DeHaan leadership, Nehemiah, pray 1128
10 More New Testament Practices, Part 2

10 More New Testament Practices, Part 2

10 More New Testament Practices, Part 2 Examine What the Early Church Did and Apply It In part one of this post we looked at the first five practices of the early church as detailed in the Bible. They relied on Holy Spirit power, they worshiped...

August 23, 2020 Peter DeHaan early church, Jesus, Jesus's Broken Church, leadership, love, New Testament, supernatural 622
Watch Out For Churches That Behave Like Cults

Watch Out For Churches That Behave Like Cults

Watch Out For Churches That Behave Like Cults Some people blindly accept church rhetoric, but they risk going down a dangerous path We’ve all heard stories of people taken in and indoctrinated by cults. Though some stories end happily after they...

September 18, 2019 Peter DeHaan church, leadership, minister 2149
Don’t Judge Jesus By His Church or Its Clergy

Don’t Judge Jesus By His Church or Its Clergy

Don’t Judge Jesus By His Church or Its Clergy Our Spiritual Leaders May Fail Us and Let Us Down but Jesus Never Will Relevant magazine cited a Gallup poll that revealed America’s trust in the clergy has hit a record low. And it’s fallen steadily...

March 24, 2019 Peter DeHaan leadership, minister, sin, temptation 1504
The Book of Numbers Shows Us a Wise Step to Follow

The Book of Numbers Shows Us a Wise Step to Follow

The Book of Numbers Shows Us a Wise Step to Follow Throughout the Bible We See Examples We Can Apply in Our World Today As we move toward the end of the book of Numbers, we see God allocating Canaan—the Promised Land—to the twelve tribes of...

April 24, 2018 Peter DeHaan leadership, wisdom 1802
Book Review: Rebuilt: Awakening the Faithful, Reaching the Lost, and Making Church Matter

Book Review: Rebuilt: Awakening the Faithful, Reaching the Lost, and Making Church Matter

Rebuilt: Awakening the Faithful, Reaching the Lost, and Making Church Matter By Michael White and Tom Corcoran Reviewed by Peter DeHaan Are things not working at your church? Is your congregation aging and attendance dwindling? Are people just...

April 21, 2018 Peter DeHaan church, leadership 1955
2 Key Truths About Leadership

2 Key Truths About Leadership

2 Key Truths About Leadership The Bible Teaches Us Leadership Principles The book of Proverbs overflows with wise advice and thought-provoking sayings. Often these one-liners produce the material for great soundbites or social media memes. Yet...

March 6, 2018 Peter DeHaan glory, God, leadership, pride 1870
Those in Power Must Curb its Use or Risk Becoming Corrupted By It

Those in Power Must Curb its Use or Risk Becoming Corrupted By It

Those in Power Must Curb its Use or Risk Becoming Corrupted By It When leaders have absolute power they can commit terrible atrocities In the early days of the nation of Israel, a time under its first king, we witness a bad transition of...

September 20, 2016 Peter DeHaan leadership 1247
Leadership Lessons from the Book of Judges

Leadership Lessons from the Book of Judges

Leadership Lessons from the Book of Judges The people did as they saw fit in the book of Judges; things aren’t much different today The book of Judges is a curious one, containing some really questionable content, especially toward the end of the...

August 9, 2016 Peter DeHaan disobedience, Judges, leadership, obey God 2232
There Are Multiple Ways to Win

There Are Multiple Ways to Win

There Are Multiple Ways to Win I ran track throughout high school, earning four varsity letters in the sport. I relished the comradery and loved the competition. We won many more meets than we lost, which was a great bonus. As a sophomore, I...

March 4, 2015 Peter DeHaan leadership 1089
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