Church of God of Prophecy: Recent Episodes
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In a recent Upper Room chapel Service, Dr. Jeff Farmer, President of the PCCNA, shared a message about Faith and God's Word.
In a recent Upper Room chapel Service, Dr. Jeff Farmer, President of the PCCNA, shared a message about Faith and God's Word.
In a recent Upper Room chapel Service, Chapel Pastor Darren Schalk shared a few thoughts about learning to love God's Word.
In a recent Upper Room chapel Service, Chapel Pastor Darren Schalk shared a few thoughts about learning to love God's Word.
In a recent Upper Room chapel Service, Chapel Pastor Darren Schalk shared a few thoughts about The Beast, 666, The Lamb, and your name.
Michael Hernandez, World Language Coordinator at the International Offices, shares a Christmas message on finding peace and rest amidst the chaos of the Christmas season.
Brian Sutton, Pastor of the Peerless Road COGOP in Cleveland, TN, shares part three in the Upper Room Emptied Series with his message "Emptied of the Need to Succeed."
Shaun McKinley, Media Coordinator at the International Offices, shares the fifth and final installment in the Upper Room "Emptied" Series with his message "Emptied of Discontent."
Cathy Payne, Global Missions Coordinator, shares part four in the Upper Room Emptied Series entitled "Emptied of Anxiety."
Adrian Varlack, CBL Instructor & Church Historian, shares part two in the Upper Room Emptied Series with his message "Emptied Like Christ."
Mark Menke, CBL Instructor, shares part one in the Upper Room Emptied Series entitled "Emptied of Self."
A recording of the First Assembly Commemoration Service held on January 27, 2014 featuring Pastor Eric Washburn, Dr. David Roebuck and moderated by Bishop Paul Holt, director of Heritage Ministries.
Chucky Chandler, evangelist and state youth director, shares a word in Upper Room chapel service on seeking the Lord.
Local minister Steve Ferreira shares about the food distribution ministry he's involved in and preaches on "Binding Up the Brokenhearted"
In a special Upper Room chapel, the seven general presbyters share reports and testimonies from their areas. Speakers include Bishop Stephen Masilela,Africa; David Browder, Asia/Oceania; Clayton Martin, Caribbean; Ben Feliz, Central America, Mexico and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean; Clayton Endecott, Europe, the CIS and the Middle East; Sam Clements, North America; Gabriel Vidal, South America
During the second part of a special Upper Room service, Bishop Stephen Masilela, general presbyter for Africa, delivers an inspirational word about praising God at all times.
Darren Schalk shares his vision concerning holiness in this introductory message to the Quest for Holiness series.
Dr. Amevi Bocco, French Proofreader in the World Language Department, speaks on "Psalm 23: Goodness and Mercy."
Kathryn Creasy, Director of International Children's Ministries, speaks on "Psalm 23: My Cup Overflows."
Paul Holt, executive director of Finance and Administration, speaks on Psalm 23: "I Will Fear No Evil."
Wade Patterson, Heritage Ministries director, speaks on Psalm 23: "The Valley of the Shadow."
Perry Horner, Graphic Artist in the Editorial/Art department, speaks on Psalm 23 and the life of Peter.
Clayton Endecott, General Presbyter for Europe, CIS and the Middle East, speaks from the book of Colossians and gives an update on ministry in his area.
Marsha Robinson, Copy Editor for the White Wing Messenger, speaks on the second part of the first verse in the 23rd Psalm.
Darren Schalk, Director of Christian Education, opens a series on Psalm 23 with this message about trying to understand God's ways.
Londa Richardson, CFO For the Tennessee State Office of the Church of God of Prophecy shares a devotion on "HOPE" with the staff of the International Offices.
Bishop Howard sends a greeting to a new church being dedicated in the the nation of Peru.
Brian Sutton, Pastor of the Peerless Road Church in Cleveland, Tennessee shares a devotion with the International Offices staff.
Pastor Brian Sutton of the Peerless Road Church in Cleveland, Tennessee shares a devotion with the staff of the International Offices.
Marsha Robinson concludes the "If" Series with her devotion "The Question is Not the Answer."
Wade Patterson, Director of Heritage Ministries, shares a devotion with the staff of the International Offices.
Kathy Creasy, International Director of Children's Ministries, shares on the "if" of intercession."
General Overseer Randall E. Howard shares a devotion with the staff of the International Offices on the subject of "Dealing with Your Adversities."
General Overseer Randall E. Howard shares a devotion with the staff of the International Offices on the subject of "Dealing with Your Adversities."
DeWayne Hamby, White Wing Messenger Editor, shares a devotion on the topic of Distractions.
Bishop EC McKinley, State Overseer of Tennessee, speaks in the weekly staff meeting at the International Offices.
Part Two of the series, "The Biggest Loser." Today's theme is FEAR and is presenting to the International Offices staff by Darren Schalk, Sunday School Editor for the Church of God of Prophecy.
Bishop RE Howard shares about the 2012 Season of Seeking, 21 days of prayer and fasting starting January 1, 2012.
Upper Room Christmas celebration featuring the writings of Max Lucado and various musical artists.
Youth Ministries Director Trevor Reid shares the devotional thought, "I Don't Feel The Sting."
General Overseer RE Howard shares his devotion on "Carnal Christians: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly."
Developing a Structure to Grow Your Ministry presented at Fusion 2011 by Aileen Reid, Kathy Creasy, and Sandy Knowles
Millennials and Leadership Development presented by Trevor Reid, International Youth Ministries Co-Director
Millennials and their Value presented by Kathy Creasy, International Director of Children's Minsitries
General Overseer Randall Howard shares his "State of the Offices" Annual Address with the General Presbyters, Assembly Committee, and International Offices staff.
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
Regional Ladies Retreat - A ministry of the COGOP under direction of Cathy Payne, Intl Women's Ministry Director
International Offices Chapel devotion on prayer by Annette Taylor, Director of Harvest Partners Ministries
Bishop Sam Clements shares on the theme of "Fresh Anointing" at the Upper Room Chapel Service on 8/24/11
Paul Holt, Executive Director of Finance and Stewardship, shares the Upper Room Devotion, "Are You Near Enough to Hear?"
The quest for holiness derives from the church’s self-understanding as the “people of God.” Both the church’s identity and purpose are crucial to its relationship with God and the wider society. God calls the church (personally and corporately) to the task of living into and out of the full power of the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not only to be based on the church’s relationship with God as a separate, distinct people but also on the actualization of that holiness in relationship with the wider society. The church’s holiness demands that it really lives in accordance with the social order that God has given it, a social order that stands in sharp distinction with the pluralistic society in which it is located. As such, the church’s holiness is based on a dynamic, ongoing relationship with God—a relationship that, in turn, is to govern believers’ relationships with the wider society as well as those within their own community (cf. 1 Corinthians 5:9–13; 2 Corinthians 6:14–7:1; 10–13). Without clear boundaries, the church loses her “prophetic” voice and moral ascendancy. The church must display the reality of sanctification, a sanctification that is framed first and foremost in corporate terms.
The quest for holiness derives from the church’s self-understanding as the “people of God.” Both the church’s identity and purpose are crucial to its relationship with God and the wider society. God calls the church (personally and corporately) to the task of living into and out of the full power of the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not only to be based on the church’s relationship with God as a separate, distinct people but also on the actualization of that holiness in relationship with the wider society. The church’s holiness demands that it really lives in accordance with the social order that God has given it, a social order that stands in sharp distinction with the pluralistic society in which it is located. As such, the church’s holiness is based on a dynamic, ongoing relationship with God—a relationship that, in turn, is to govern believers’ relationships with the wider society as well as those within their own community (cf. 1 Corinthians 5:9–13; 2 Corinthians 6:14–7:1; 10–13). Without clear boundaries, the church loses her “prophetic” voice and moral ascendancy. The church must display the reality of sanctification, a sanctification that is framed first and foremost in corporate terms.
The quest for holiness derives from the church’s self-understanding as the “people of God.” Both the church’s identity and purpose are crucial to its relationship with God and the wider society. God calls the church (personally and corporately) to the task of living into and out of the full power of the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not only to be based on the church’s relationship with God as a separate, distinct people but also on the actualization of that holiness in relationship with the wider society. The church’s holiness demands that it really lives in accordance with the social order that God has given it, a social order that stands in sharp distinction with the pluralistic society in which it is located. As such, the church’s holiness is based on a dynamic, ongoing relationship with God—a relationship that, in turn, is to govern believers’ relationships with the wider society as well as those within their own community (cf. 1 Corinthians 5:9–13; 2 Corinthians 6:14–7:1; 10–13). Without clear boundaries, the church loses her “prophetic” voice and moral ascendancy. The church must display the reality of sanctification, a sanctification that is framed first and foremost in corporate terms.
Dr. Bryan Cutshall, Senior Pastor of Twin Rivers Worship Center, St. Louis, Missouri, www.churchtrainer.com, http://www.churchtrainer.com.
Dr. Bryan Cutshall, Senior Pastor of Twin Rivers Worship Center, St. Louis, Missouri, www.churchtrainer.com, http://www.churchtrainer.com.
The quest for holiness derives from the church’s self-understanding as the “people of God.” Both the church’s identity and purpose are crucial to its relationship with God and the wider society. God calls the church (personally and corporately) to the task of living into and out of the full power of the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not only to be based on the church’s relationship with God as a separate, distinct people but also on the actualization of that holiness in relationship with the wider society. The church’s holiness demands that it really lives in accordance with the social order that God has given it, a social order that stands in sharp distinction with the pluralistic society in which it is located. As such, the church’s holiness is based on a dynamic, ongoing relationship with God—a relationship that, in turn, is to govern believers’ relationships with the wider society as well as those within their own community (cf. 1 Corinthians 5:9–13; 2 Corinthians 6:14–7:1; 10–13). Without clear boundaries, the church loses her “prophetic” voice and moral ascendancy. The church must display the reality of sanctification, a sanctification that is framed first and foremost in corporate terms.
The ARKS report that was released last fall offered a number of recommendations as it relates to Church of God of Prophecy properties in Cleveland, Tennessee, and Murphy, North Carolina. This session will include information regarding the ARKS report and allow for a time of dialogue.
The ARKS report that was released last fall offered a number of recommendations as it relates to Church of God of Prophecy properties in Cleveland, Tennessee, and Murphy, North Carolina. This session will include information regarding the ARKS report and allow for a time of dialogue.
Bishop Howard would love to share with and hear pastors in a discussion about where we are (evaluation) and where we might need to go (vision, calling) in the area of our ministry and relation with the Holy Spirit. There are fair indicators that Spirit-filled ministries are not passing on their full Gospel life and experience to a new generation. In the same vein, Bishop Howard would also like to dialogue with pastors about our heritage, calling, and future journey as a Holiness ministry. He is not interested in using this time to simply affirm the status quo but would enjoy hearing where pastors are today and talking together about future possibilities.
Bishop Howard would love to share with and hear pastors in a discussion about where we are (evaluation) and where we might need to go (vision, calling) in the area of our ministry and relation with the Holy Spirit. There are fair indicators that Spirit-filled ministries are not passing on their full Gospel life and experience to a new generation. In the same vein, Bishop Howard would also like to dialogue with pastors about our heritage, calling, and future journey as a Holiness ministry. He is not interested in using this time to simply affirm the status quo but would enjoy hearing where pastors are today and talking together about future possibilities.
As managing editor of Leadership Journal, a magazine for church leaders, Drew opens the floor in this workshop to hear from pastors and leaders about the issues they face in modern ministry. Bring your questions and ideas, and be prepared to participate. Drew will also share some of the best resources he’s found to help leaders lead.
The numbers don't lie, but we don't always want to hear the truth. Young people are increasingly turning their back on the church (but not necessarily on Jesus). Drew, the managing editor of Leadership Journal, discusses why young people are leaving the church and what can be done about it. Drew recently released the book Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young People Are Leaving the Church . . . and How to Bring Them Back. Drew is currently the Managing Editor for Leadership Journal at Christianity Today International, where he has also served as head of the Leader Training Team.
The numbers don't lie, but we don't always want to hear the truth. Young people are increasingly turning their back on the church (but not necessarily on Jesus). Drew, the managing editor of Leadership Journal, discusses why young people are leaving the church and what can be done about it. Drew recently released the book Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young People Are Leaving the Church . . . and How to Bring Them Back. Drew is currently the Managing Editor for Leadership Journal at Christianity Today International, where he has also served as head of the Leader Training Team.
As managing editor of Leadership Journal, a magazine for church leaders, Drew opens the floor in this workshop to hear from pastors and leaders about the issues they face in modern ministry. Bring your questions and ideas, and be prepared to participate. Drew will also share some of the best resources he’s found to help leaders lead.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
Turningpoint - Regional Ladies Retreat A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy under the direction of Cathy Payne, International Women's Ministries Director.
General Overseer Emeritus Fred Fisher shared at the recent meeting of former General Appointees.
Friday evening sermon at LDI 2009 by Bishop Sam Clements, North American General Presbyter