Sportsman Dinner, Youth Convention, Outreach & Bus Convention… Nick Rine

The Voices in Your Head -Kevin Forney

Full disclosure, I’m not schizo! We all have voices in our head that are positive or negative and it’s important that we choose the right ones to listen to. In my experience the last couple of years, the voice of God is not always the loudest, but is often subtle and reassuring. I’m learning if we just follow His quiet, consistent voice, He will help us to do things we never thought were possible.

Sportsman Dinner, Youth Convention, Outreach & Bus Convention… Nick Rine

Bro. Rine gives an update on the different events he’s been apart of in the last couple of months. We also discuss the importance of outreach and loving people. Outreach looks different for every church and every person but it’s important that we are doing our best to share the love of Jesus to the world around us. Serving God is the most rewarding thing we can do with our lives.

God’s Will combined with our Talents & Ability is our Sweet Spot - Kyle Johnstone

In this episode, Kyle talks about his journey to the job he’s doing today. Kyle works for IHC and helped develop the IHC 24/7 live program. We discuss discerning God’s will, navigating open and shut doors, and much more. I trust this conversation will be a blessing to you today.

“We need God in this church” Aaron Dorman

Rev Aaron Dorman is the pastor of the Pillow Gods Missionary Church in Pillow Pennsylvania. I recently held a revival meeting with them and I came away so encouraged by what was happening in their church. In this episode, we talk about his calling, struggles he faced along the way, and his vision and passion for the future of the church. I appreciate Aaron’s transparency and his perspective. I trust men will be encouraged and God will be glorified by this conversation.

The Highs and Lows of doing Ministry - Kevin & Heather Forney

In this episode, my wife and I talk about how God has led us to where we’re at in this current day. We also talk about transitioning from the life of lay-people to a more ministry minded family. Ministry can be frustrating, but it is also very rewarding when you allow God to use your talents and abilities for His glory.