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Have you ever noticed that when someone asks you a question, the question reveals something about the person’s heart? Questions are a window into the heart. They can be a road map to our deepest...

In the nineteenth century, the printed word industry made a concerted effort to soften the crude language and swearing that had become prevalent in American culture. Authors began to incorporate “mild...

Have you ever tried to work together with someone who didn’t have his or her heart in it? It’s like the times when I find myself grocery shopping with my wife. I like being with my wife, but I don’t...

If you are going to seek God first, there are a couple of things that are nonnegotiable. The first thing is that we must spend daily time in God’s Word. It is a book that I highly recommend. The whole...

Have you ever had a dream that seemed so real that you wondered afterward whether the experience might have actually happened? That’s what happened to Peter in Acts 12. This morning we are going to...

The address, “Mentoring and Modeling Leadership Character” was presented in the Plenary Session of the National Association of Christian College Admission Personnel (NACCAP) on June 13, 2003, in...

This address, “Looking Back! Looking Ahead!” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2005 at the annual University Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet. The...

The address, “The Power of Three (or more)” was given on August 21, 2000, at the Mount Vernon Nazarene College “Back to School Faculty and Staff Dinner.” The presentation reflects on the first...

The address, “Bridging Cultures for Christ” was presented in the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Chapel service, September, 2003. The printed material is in outline form. The address was delivered...

The address, “Enrollment Cap, Institutional Mission, and Collaboration” was presented at the Fall 2000 Mount Vernon Nazarene University Faculty and Staff Banquet. The presentation reflects on the...

The presentation, “Great Expectations…” was shared with the Mount Vernon Nazarene College Faculty and Staff Annual Awards Banquet on August 28, 2001. The presentation shares an “University Standing”...

This address, “How Do You Want to Be Remembered?” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene College in the May 1991 Baccalaureate service.

The “Service of Remembrance and Prayer” was a Knox County (Ohio) Ministerial Association, community-wide, service on the first anniversary of the tragic 9/11/01 events. The remarks focus on the theme...

This address, “One Final Recommendation” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2006 at the last Faculty Institute prior to his retirement. The address was...

This address, “Nurturing a Spirit of Excellence” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2004 at the annual University Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet.

This address, “Do You Really Believe?” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene College in the May 1990 Baccalaureate service.

This address, “Let’s Transition Together” was given by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in August 2006 at the last Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet prior to his retirement.

This article, “Leading Faith Communities” was written by the College president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 2005 for the Alumni and Friends publication , Mount Vernon NOW . More about this...

Basic Bible Studies for New and Growing Christians is a series of eight Bible studies to aid in the discipleship of new converts. It is designed as a means for a spiritual mentor to have eight...

(English title: Basic Bible Studies for the Spirit-FIlled and Sanctified Life )

The model, “The Leader as Catalyst for Congregation Transformation” was developed, shaped and revised over the years while teaching various leadership courses at European Nazarene College, Bethany...

Believers' testimony of Shang Qing Mei

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