Church Of God Of Prophecy

Bishop RE Howard continues his series on "Holiness."

Heritage Ministries simulcast

Cathy Payne Sunday Morning Message

Janice Roseboro Saturday Night Message

Gayle Harris Saturday Morning Message

Janice Roseboro Saturday Morning Message

Cathy Payne's Friday Night Message

Q&A with Dr. Bryan Cutshall

Missions Is the Essential Nature of the Holy Spirit and the Focus of Spirit Baptism

LDI Final Message

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&#

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&#

Getting Connected (Follow-Up & Assimilation), Part 2

Getting Connected (Follow-Up & Assimilation), Part 1

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.

How to Add 100 New People to Your Church in a Year, Part 2

How to Add 100 New People to Your Church in a Year, Part 1

Tuesday Evening Celebration