I'm excited to share my expository sermon series on the Book of James. I'm focusing on making it both culturally relevant and practically applicable. Each message explores timeless truths about faith, wisdom, trials, speech, and righteous living, encouraging believers to live out their faith in everyday life. This is an ongoing project that will continue until we've completed the entire book. Join me tomorrow @ 7:30 pm EST on 📺FB Live📺 as we start James Chapter 3. 📚Click Here to Start Reading Previous Sermon Manuscripts.

WE are growing!! I need you to help me welcome our newest member!!! @Pamela Stone Pamela, welcome to The Preacher's Lab! We are absolutely thrilled to have you join our community here on Skool. Your presence is a wonderful addition, and we're excited to see how we can learn and grow together. We truly appreciate you deciding to be a part of this supportive and inspiring environment. To help everyone get to know you better, would you mind taking a moment to introduce yourself? We would love to hear a little bit about your background, your passions, and what brought you to The Preacher's Lab. Please feel free to share anything that you're comfortable with and let's connect!

Resolved -13 Resolutions for Life by Orrin Woodward Book recommendations by @Philip Brittain! Thank you sir!! 📘 SUMMARY — Resolved: 13 Resolutions for Life by Orrin Woodward Orrin Woodward builds this book on the legacy of the Founding Fathers’ personal resolutions—practices they lived by that shaped their character, leadership, and destiny. He argues that success is never an accident of talent; it is the result of intentionally building a life around principles that form a strong inner constitution. He presents 13 Resolutions, grouped into three major categories: 1. Private Achievements (Character & Personal Integrity) These resolutions deal with mastering oneself before attempting to lead others. Woodward teaches that transformation begins within, and without inner discipline no outer success can stand. Key principles include: - Purpose: Defining a clear mission for one’s life. - Character: Doing what is right regardless of pressure or reward. - Attitude: Guarding thoughts, emotions, and mindsets that shape destiny. - Courage: Acting in the face of fear and pursuing excellence. Woodward insists that character is the foundation on which all leadership is built. 2. Public Achievements (Relationships & Influence) Once personal mastery is established, one must learn to relate, communicate, and influence with integrity. Important themes: - Relationships: Building meaningful, loyal, and empowering connections. - Friendship: Being intentional about the circle you allow around you. - Communication: Speaking with clarity and listening with respect. - Conflict Resolution: Handling disagreements without destroying unity. Woodward emphasizes that leadership grows through service, empathy, and the ability to inspire others. 3. Leadership Achievements (Legacy & Contribution) The final category focuses on impact—how you lead, serve, and leave the world better than you found it. Core ideas include: - Financial Discipline: Managing resources with wisdom. - Systems Thinking: Understanding how decisions affect long-term outcomes. - Legacy: Living a life that outlasts you. - Compassion & Service: Using influence to help others reach their potential.

Hello family!! I hope everyone had a great day!!!! What was the sermon God Spoke to you today and how do you plan to walk it out in your life!

So I see many of you enjoyed the Expository Study Prompt, so I created a ChatGPT Chat for us to use anytime for study! CLICK HERE AND REMEMBER TO SAME THE LINK I've loaded it with some great resources: * Nelson Annual Preacher's Source Book * Dake's Reference Bible * Preaching the Whole Bible as Christian Scripture by Graeme Goldsworthy * Systematic Theology, Volume 1 by Wolfhart Pannenberg * Dispensational Truth by Clarence Larkin