Month: July 2021

How Often they Meet? Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity calls for us to be committed to our relationship with God, our love to one another and in making disciples through the preaching of the Gospel and the teachings of God’s Word. If we are not growing in these three areas; what are we doing?  Can

What Was the Order of Service? As stated before, the modus operandi of the church is not difficult to find in Scripture; it is actually very clear. What makes it difficult is breaking man-made traditions; after all, many of these things have been in place for hundreds of years; they have survived the test of

Where did the Original Church Gathered? As stated before, an argument can be made that buildings are not necessary for Christians to gather. In his interaction with the Samaritan woman Jesus stated in John 4:21-24 “believe me, a time is coming when you will worship the Father neither on this mountain nor in Jerusalem. 22 You Samaritans worship

Now, some of you who are sold-out to the institutionalized way of doing church; may get upset with me. For some of you this is all you know; this the way you were taught. I know, I was taught the same way, I was also a pastor myself. In a way we all do the

The church is not a place, a day, or a particular hour; it does not require a building, it does not require a denomination, a membership or a 501 © (3). A church does not require a special name or special signs in front of a building. A church does not require a pulpit, advertisement,

“For though ye have ten thousand instructers in Christ, yet have ye not many fathers…” First Corinthians 4:15 (KJV) The man I consider my pastor is not from the USA, he is a Mexican who resides in Yucatan, Mexico, Pastor Andrés Briceño Ruiz. I met Pastor Andrés back in the days when I was a

Ten years ago, I married my wife Rayette. I have done more ministry with Rayette than with my previous marriages combined. We have done and continue to do music ministry together. We have had glorious moments doing ministry at home in North Carolina and in Alaska, but I always go back to the traditional church.

I remember how strong I was during the day; I knew I needed to work to support my children. My job became therapy for me; it helped me to forget the pain I was going through; but when those nights came, I was miserable. The pain of losing my first wife Ileana was indescribable. I

Behind all this excitement something awful was happening, a very challenging situation. My wife at the time, had cancer. She was diagnosed a few months prior to me accepting this job as a Senior Pastor. I believed for her healing, but on December 29, 2005, she passed away.  They say that our characters are exposed

As time went by, I became a part of the Worship Team, I became a Deacon, I worked with the Youth, later I became an Elder in charge of the Men’s Ministry, the Prison Ministry, Assistant Minister, and others. However, The Father’s House was filled with nepotism. Nepotism is essentially favoring family and friends. It