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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Deacons, Partners in Ministry – Acts 6:1-7
Deacons are the servants of the church that enable the ministries of the church to grow and multiply. Deacons are men of godly character, chosen by the church, confirmed by the leading of the Holy Spirit, to partner with the … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Ecclesiology, Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged Baptist, Bible, Biblical Teaching, Charleston, Church, Church Growth, Church Leadership, Deacon, Evangelism, God, Healthy Church, Holy Spirit, Humility, J. Matthew Shamblin, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Justin M. Shamblin, Leading of the Holy Spirit, Male Leadership, Matt Shamblin, North Charleston Baptist Church, Southern Baptist Convention, Theology, West Virginia, WV
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Baptist Men’s Day – Jeff Shawver
The role of men as Christ like leaders in the home and the church is essential as a cultural foundation. Baptist Men’s Day is a day in which men from our church are called upon to stand for Jesus Christ. … Continue reading
The Role of the Pastor – Titus 1:5-9
The Pastor is God’s man, given to the church, to equip her for the work of the ministry. The office of the Pastor is made up of many facets, all of which boils down to the ministry by and through … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, Bible, Biblical Teaching, Charleston, God, Holy Spirit, J. Matthew Shamblin, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Justin M. Shamblin, Leading of the Holy Spirit, Matt Shamblin, New Life, New Life in Christ, North Charleston Baptist Church, Southern Baptist Convention, submission, Theology, West Virginia, WV
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