The Marriage Knot

Carl Corser is an ordained bishop, serves as president of the Gideons Cleveland North Camp, board of directors and chaplain of the Peach State Tractor Club, and owner of Corser Enterprises.

GLOBAL MISSIONS MINISTERIES: HARVEST PARTNERS AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS

Early this year, we received a call from a Harvest Partner church in Tucson wishing to assist in some short-term way to bless pastors of local churches in the nations that were not receiving regular support.

IF JESUS HAD TikTok

There wasn’t much technology in Jesus’ day. His ministry was spread on foot, by boat, and even by donkey. Jesus and His disciples wore robes and sandals and used silver as currency. Can you imagine if Jesus came down to earth in the twenty-first century? He would go from a tech-free world to a whirlwind of Instagram influencers, tweets, and TikTok dances.

DEVELOPING LEADERS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY

The term “Age of Technology” applies more today than any time in the past. Due to the pandemic this year, we have seen technology and social media become the primary medium for corporate worship, education, world news, and even personal relationships.

CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES Unwrapping the Servant Kids Can Serve

Shaun McKinley International Children’s Ministries Director

Back to Normal

The year 2020 will be one we remember as different from anything most of us have ever witnessed. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we were confined to our homes, were told to maintain social distancing, and had to wear masks in public. Hospitals were overcrowded with staff working long hours and some with limited supplies.

ALIVE and WELL

In the July WWM issue, we shared updates from pastors across the nation on how their church was remaining “Alive and Well” during the coronavirus pandemic. The responses were so numerous we are continuing the series to further encourage church members and leaders.

STEPPING FORWARD TO SERVE

Serving humanity is the mission and core value adopted by the Great Commission (GC) COGOP in Rongai-Tuala, Kenya, since its beginning. Our mandate is to reach out and share the love and compassion of our Lord Jesus Christ with a lost and hurting world. The GCCOGOP is always looking for opportunities to fulfill this mandate.

Little is much When God is In It

DRAPER VIRGINIA COGOP

KIDS CAN SERVE

God has long been in the business of using young people for the glory of His kingdom. In Genesis chapter 37, we read how He used Joseph. Only a youth, with fantastic dreams, God’s hand was upon Joseph.

It Echoes Up the Holler

Terry Newsom and Mitchell Cathey are co-pastors of Cumberland Furnace COGOP in Dickson County, Tennessee. Because of their reputation as larger-than-life mountain movers, State Overseer E.C. McKinley has dubbed these Western Highland Rim ministers the “Cumberland Furnace Boys.” District presbyter Mike Burton asked them to co-pastor the church after faithful COGOP trailblazer, Pastor Buna Lampley (who had mentored them), went to glory.

THE GRACE OF GIVING

Apostle Peter writes, “We are being built up a spiritual house” (see 1 Peter 2:5 NKJV). In this “spiritual house,” systems and structure, while important, must well up from the essentials of deep intimate relationships with God and one another. Systems and structures should serve the church, not the church serving the systems and structures. In some cases, we have endeavored to develop a global financial system to produce a healthy global function of biblical stewardship. The essential relationships must precede the critical systems and structures for the spiritual health of the church at all levels of ministry to be fruitful.

GLOBAL MISSIONS

As the news reports of the growing pandemic began to escalate in early March, we were moved to action here in Global Missions Ministries.

ALIVE and WELL

For more than a century, Church of God of Prophecy pastors have prepared to step into a pulpit and address their congregations face-to-face one or more times a week. They prepared with Scripture references, three or four main points, and some had a funny story or two.

CONSIDER YOUR SERVE

Kathryn Creasy Executive Director of Leadership Development and Discipleship

Heroes of the Camping Ministry

You may be familiar with the saying, “The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.”

Three Foundations for Discipleship in Small Groups

Although the ministry, teaching, and influence of Jesus reached thousands, Jesus spent the majority of His time working with only 12.

The Excellent Steward

“And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to me.” COLOSSIANS 3:24

Shaping Disciples: Understanding How Christians Grow

The process of growth can be somewhat deceiving to the human mind.

Making Disciples in a Post-Christian Culture

A post-Christian society is not merely a society in which agnosticism or atheism is the prevailing fundamental belief.

Discipleship: God's Call to Every Believer

What is discipleship? The term discipleship never appears in Scripture.

Discipleship - The Forgotten Command

As I think about my childhood upbringing, I can recall specific commands that my parents gave me that were linked to certain lessons they wanted me to learn.

Disciples Making Disciples

Before His ascension, Jesus gave the Great Commission to His disciples.

Caribbean & Atlantic Ocean Islands

Caribbean leadership conference 2019

Mexico, Central America & Spanish-Speaking Caribbean

Leadership Summit 2019

Europe, CIS And Middle East

Update on the ministry in Russia

Asia, Australia, And Oceania

This past fall, the Asia, Australia, and Oceania area held a leadership training conference in Yangon, Mynamar.

SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Love is the Way

It was a wintery, freezing night in a land so far from my home.

Harvest Partners Projects

Our global Church family faces many challenges in their daily ministry to share the Gospel to their surrounding communities.