I am the Founder and Senior Pastor of Convergence House of Prayer. I teach, lead, and write. I am married to my wife, Wendi. We have three amazing children and four grandchildren. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I pray my journey adds value to yours.
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Live As The Ekklesia
A few days ago my wife, Wendi, and I had the privilege of speaking at Living Water Church, an Assemblies of God church with two growing campuses; one in Berkeley and the other in Alameda. The church is filled with young adults who love God and are passionate for His presence.
Recently, Living Water launched the Upper Room; a prayer room located several hundred feet from UC Berkeley’s campus.
Here are my top five digital tools that I am using to know God better.
These tools help me with content creation and content immersion. For me, growing in God is taking in information/revelation and processing that revelation so it becomes practical in my life. The combination of both is what helps me grow in the Lord.
Note. This post is created as a continuation of a earlier post called, “You Never Have To Stay Discouraged; Here’s How.” Though it’s a separate post all together, you can get the full impact of this post by reading the post mentioned above.
Great challenges face us all. If you are going to do anything great for God, you will be required to step into great challenges and seemingly impossible situations with God.
What do we do when we face these challenges and what are some ways to be successful in them?
This is the fifth edition New Future Friday.
We are just a few short months away from the completion of our new building. It’s been quite a journey.
Our media team (ahem, Kindsey) filmed a short documentary with Wendi and I about the project. We briefly share our prophetic journey and an update on the status of the building up to this point.
I have faced plenty of discouraging times in life and ministry. I have felt discouraged, defeated and at times I just wanted to throw in the towel. Most of my discouragement centered around unachieved goals and the enormity of what still needed to be done.
But I discovered much of my discouragement was a result of how I was viewing things.
