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May 10, 2022
It takes more than a village to help train up a child in the way he or she should go. It takes a small army. By MH Kids As the current generation wrestles with the many challenges the new decade has brought on us all, we hold a special place in our hearts for the newest generation. It’s our passion for today’s babies through kindergartners that has led to the growth of the kids ministry at Messiah’s House Church. Just ask the two women in charge of the nursery and pre-school departments. Or, go and ask the 66 volunteer teachers, […]
May 10, 2022
Scripture has a lot to say about the emotions of God. We see in scripture there have been moments when God becomes weary of His dealings with a wayward mankind. He gets tired. How does it happen? And what can we learn from it? By Jason Craft God can get irritated... He can get fed up… He can be angry … and there is one thing that can even make Him weary… Yes, you read those things correctly. Not exactly the descriptions we might express in church. The prophet Isaiah describes God as frustrated, exasperated, and weary (see 1:14). In […]
May 10, 2022
What God does in winter sets the stage for what God will do in spring and summer. In your life, you may be made bare, but in Christ you are never made barren. By Joshua Godsey “Let us know; let us press on to know the Lord; his going out is sure as the dawn; he will come to us as the showers, as the spring rains that water the earth.” – Hosea 6:3 To be bare is to be naked, or stripped away, or uncovered. It also means to be basic or simple, without addition. It can also mean […]
September 8, 2021
Day 1 – Using Lead App For Group Attendance First, a clarification. Some of you have asked me about the role of the Lead App. It’s not a complete group app. Meaning, it’s only for group leaders, not everyone in your group. And it’s only for attendance. The other tools CCB provides for groups, like prayer requests and group messages are done in CCB itself, not on the Lead App. STEP 1 The day of your group, go to the Lead App. Click on your group (if you don’t see it, let us know. All group leaders […]
August 30, 2021
6 Tips for Starting Your New Small Group Off With CCB! August 30, 2021 1. Post a welcome message. Go to your group in CCB. And click “Messages”. Click “New Message” and designate it to go to all participants. This will get the conversation started, and help people to get familiar with using the comments and message system in CCB. 2. Watch and respond to messages. As new people are looking to join your group, they’ll send messages. As a group leader, you’ll get notifications for these messages. Be sure to check and reply back so users hear from you. […]
February 1, 2021
Have you ever been upset by seeing a Christian you know drinking wine at a restaurant? You might be a legalist. Do you elbow your spouse during church so they’ll listen to what the preacher’s saying? You might be a legalist. When you read the headline to this blog, did you think to yourself, “this is great for someone else!” Then, you definitely might be a legalist. DISCLAIMER We want to be lighthearted about this issue. Some of this content in this blog is a joke. But, at the end of the day, legalism is real bondage for many people […]