9 Disturbing developments in western church; a sermon by Russell Korets
I recently spoke a message at City On A Hill on the subject “9 disturbing developments in the western church.” Watch the sermon online here:
Advertisements
Russell Korets
Info
-
Recent Posts
- What is one media tool we use at CityHill, that more than 50 of the largest 100 churches in the US also use? Subsplash, and we love it! Here is why:
- Sermon: Divorce & Remarriage
- 5 Christian Views on Creation
- Google Reviews for Churches
- The Pastor’s Struggle: 4 tough yet important responsibilities
- The Antichrist & Mark of the Beast
- A Video Invite to our new church plant
- A Visit to 6 Churches in NYC: including Redeemer Presbyterian, Hillsong NYC, & Times Square Church
- 12 Podcast Channels Leaders Should Subscribe to
- Is it ok to watch the Super Bowl in church?
- Book of the month: Sticky Teams by Larry Osborne
- 50 Reasons Why I Don’t Drink
- 10 Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Pastor Right After the Sermon
- Top 3 Christmas Commercials of 2015
- 6 Ways to Undermine Your Leadership On Social Media
Follow Me on Twitter
- RT @cnieuwhof: Why are charismatic churches growing, and attractional churches are struggling more than they used to? 5 reasons: https://t.… 3 days ago
- RT @bennyjohnson: The military chaplain's prayer before the Army Navy game: "In this game every player on the field is willing to die for… 3 days ago
- Be present with your family today. Be “alive” today. It doesn’t take much to create defining & memorable moments; create some today! 4 days ago
- What is ONE tool we use at CityHill that more than 6,000 other churches use and more than 50 of the largest 100 chu… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 days ago
- "And he will be called Wonderful Counselor..." In a season when I need this promise! 1 week ago
- RT @bobgoff: The hidden cost of pride, is isolation. 2 weeks ago
- RT @TheLydiaCruz: when Jared Hilbers went down, Myles Gaskin refused to leave the field without him, even though he could have easily been… 2 weeks ago
- People know when you are talking over them so you don’t have to talk to them...or hear from them. 2 weeks ago
- Reading Sticky Teams with our whole leadership team at CityHill Church Northshore. What a great book. https://t.co/woiUItMQsD 3 weeks ago
- It surprises me that some leaders have not yet discovered the Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast. Make your car a te… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 weeks ago
Latest from Instagram
Last night we met with our leadership team, spent some time in prayer and planning together. I love our team. One way to find out what kind of a team you have: bring some kids with you to a team meeting. And if your kids get scared and don’t want to be there - you probably don’t have a very kind team. Check our Ava’s face. She feels safe, loved, cherished. That speaks to the type of people surrounding us. #gratefulI love the Christmas season.These guys are keeping Snowflake Lane safe tonight!Join us on Christmas Eve for a night of hope and a night of carols! An unforgettable candlelight service experience, 6 pm, Dec 24th.This has been my treatment last couple of days. My wife and kids are so kind. I do need this cold to be done today. Yet, my body is still fighting it. Still shivering cold.Check out this prayer wall on app. We are excited to roll it our this weekend, with the hope to engage our people in prayer for each other in a greater way. This wall won’t teach you or force you to pray, but when you are praying, it can be one of the places you go for direction when promoted to pray for others. I’ll be praying for those needs daily, and so will other prayer warriors and intercessors. If you don’t have our app (City Hill Northshore) find I’m in the App Store is your using; link also in my profile.This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for her. @tanyakoretsReading Sticky Teams with our whole leadership team at @cityhillnorthshore. What a great book.Our 5-week series in Marysville (our 6th campus?) is over, yet it’s just the beginning of something great to come! In December, we will continue to meet in lifegroups, developing a team, will have a Christmas party, and hold a youth and young adults service. And in January, we want to start a regular Sunday evening gathering in Marysville. The invitation is out: if you want to part of the team reaching Marysville, let us know. Picture includes just a small portion of the people who were there tonight.
Advertisements