Summary : ' The Lord Will Always Make A Way '

There are many events that have shaped my life and also cause me to pursue academic work and create goals here are Colorado Christian University. The one that stands out the most is my recent church planting experience and my desire to learn more about the Lord and become better equipped biblically to serve my parishioners. In this essay I will discussion how this major event has transformed my life and also cause me to venture further in my education and seek a degree here at Colorado Christian University (CCU). As a husband, a father of five, and a Pastor, I maintain a pretty busy lifestyle. But one things for sure is that I have always had a tug to finish my degree. My wife is a great supporter of education and has always encouraged me to finish what I

When I am reaching the final stage of my journey of studying the degree on Christian Ministry in Gordon Conwell and needing to decide a topic for this graduation paper, I have reflected what I have learned from the school during the last few years, what I have experienced God in my business, my church, and in my family life, and what the calling that God has given to me. I am eventually to conclude that the Church is the passion that God has planted in my heart.

Sometimes I am like a beaten down path. I can be hard at heart and unwilling to take in the Word of God. I may refuse to listen to it, or just refuse to reflect on it. Most times, this is an affect of going through hardship. However, getting into the habit of turning to God during hardships rather than blaming

During my time at Colorado Christian University I hope to accomplish all that I set out to

Through this reading, I looked back my ministry that I have done for others in the past. I thought I could be proud of myself at least in this area, service. Regularly, I visit a nursing home to see an old lady who now became my friend. I pick up a widow’s three children once a week, feed them, help them finish their home works and take them to the church program. I sometimes watch a

As I consider the question for then personal ministry experience paper I realize that my personal life experience has shaped my life and calling tremendously. In fact I have stated many times that I wished I would have kept a daily journal of all the things the Lord has done in my life since I became a believer. But, as you will see as you read this paper, after becoming a Christian, and having now been saved for almost 13 years, I can look back and see the sovereign hand of the Almighty working throughout my life.

Then the angel of the LORD came again and touched him and said, “Get up and eat some more, or the journey ahead will be too much for you.”1 Kings 19:7 (NLT). This is a great story in the Bible of Elijah. He was a man unafraid to take on conflict, a man who unhesitatingly took care of the business at hand for God. So when he fell fatigued, God took care of him. Life can be a tough road at times. Where you will endure what was supposedly unbearable, and before you know it, you would have done the impossible by surpassing those obstructions that kept you back. Perhaps a great journey awaits you, or maybe you are traveling a journey that has become too much for you to handle. That’s why sometimes the most productive thing we

God said in Psalm 37:23-24 “The LORD makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the LORD upholds him with his hand.” Therefore Jesus will always be on your side, never let you fail. Putting your life in jesus's hands you can never go

We all go through seasons of difficulty and face storms in life, however, during those times, we have to remember that Almighty God is greater than any struggle we face! He’ll take those challenges and use them to strengthen us, but we have to do our part and take a step of faith toward the victory.

When I hear for the fist time the God's call in my life, I never envision how could be a priestly life until now. Moreover, the vocation to the priesthood always is a self-donation to the Christian community to serve and love them as a pastor do, and I learned this here in Laredo. This journey makes me feel alive, and consequently, is providing meaning to my entire existence. However, to achieve the happiness in my vocation, I require human, spiritual, academic, and pastoral guidance to serve with high-quality to God and his flock.

The vocational ministry led to do is become a missionary, who counsels along with sharing the Holy Scripture to defeated people without hope in their lives. It is essential for me to accomplish the vocational goals and receive certification in Christian. The seminary training is imperative to enhance my proficiency with preparation to serve all populations and increase my overall Bible knowledge. The Gordon Conwell theological will provide the finest Christian seminary training along with the continuation of God's direction will shape me into the effective servant leader.

We walked into the hospital and man is OSU large, I have no idea how we found our way around but we made it to the waiting area where we had come to find my mom and many people from our church. You could just feel the love when you walked in there, God truly had blessed us greatly with a wonderful church family. While sitting and waiting you start to think too much and

Back in October of 2016, I would say my faith in God was scratched and grew in a way that has made me who I am today. I was faced with a tough time in my life where I encountered a situation I was not expecting. My heart was hurt and I was in a place of being statement because my spirt was feeling empty. I was confused at The Lord and constantly wondering why he would put me through this time. I felt at times that my dreams were crushed and my life was falling apart. But that was an emotion not the truth.

I am very grateful to God for providing the Interpreting Scripture Course with Dr. Norris. I serve our Lord as Director of Ministry to Women and Children at Trinity Church alongside a team of pastors reporting to the Senior Pastor. I have served in full-time in ministry for nine years, with the first five years in another area church. Prior to full-time ministry, I held a 21-year long business career as a top executive and served the Lord in church lay leadership. I consider God’s call on my life to use the experience He developed in me during the business years to now use it to edify His church in growing believers while reaching out to the community in need of a Savior.

I have been practicing some of Jesus’ Teachings before I could understand them in their entirety. It is my common nature as an individual to make peace for the betterment of all. My major at GCU has a prolonged purpose; I must earn my teaching degree in order to lead a “school” of people into righteousness! I at first saw no path, then a narrow path that took me into self doubt and therefore prolonging my ultimate decision to return to school for a bigger purpose. Through Jesus’ miracles, I too am gracious to my Father for I am still here where I never thought I would be. I ran into an old friend when I first began my career with helping youth with disabilities, and I was shocked that he was taken back by what I was actually doing with my life now. After dancing on