Impatient Mother Pulls Gun On Son’s Barber (sermon illustration)

Impatient Mother Pulls Gun On Son’s Barber (sermon illustration)

Patience is a virtue… that few people seem to have these days. In our fast-paced lives, we all struggle with patience at times. But if there were a competition for the least patient person of the year, one woman has made a strong case to win. According to reports by Fox News, on April 14,…

Olympian Sent to Finish the Race (Sermon Illustration)

Olympian Sent to Finish the Race (Sermon Illustration)

The Christian life is like a marathon. It requires hard work and perseverance. Sometimes we fall. Sometimes we make mistakes. But no matter how difficult the journey, we must get up and keep pressing forward. God calls us to finish the race. Prior to the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, John Stephen Akhwari of Tanzania was…

Tremble & Rejoice

The following is a guest post by Adam Tisdale, Pastor of North Hills Church in Meridianville, AL. Adam blogs at helpmyunbelief.wordpress.com about the intersection of his faith and his cancer. “Man plans, God laughs”  (Yiddish Proverb) I’m not preaching this week, but that wasn’t my original plan. And I tend to love my plans. I wonder if God laughs at…

Do You Remember Why You Started Preaching in the First Place?

It’s Monday, are you tired? Do you feel burned out? Are you going through a dry spell? Are you struggling with what to preach next sunday? Congratulations, you are normal. Most pastors deal with the Monday blues. Most pastors experience the holy hangover. But don’t feel defeated. You don’t have to stay this way. You can…