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The theme of this year's conference is "Breaking Down the walls to Manhood." The objective of the conference is to provide the necessary tools to help Christian men become more effective leaders in their personal as well as communal lives. Click for more ...

Many of our church leaders lead as leaders do in the world. They lead more by authority than by sacrifice. "The ecclesiastical idea of a servant of God is not Jesus Christ's idea. His idea is that we serve Him by being the servants of other men. Jesus Christ out-socialists the socialists. He says that in His Kingdom he that is greatest shall be the servant of all. The real test of the saint is not preaching the gospel, but washing disciples' feet, that is, doing the things that do not count in t… Continue

Many pastors and other church leaders have equated themselves to Moses; that is, they believe that their church members cannot correct (rebuke, reproof, or admonish) them. Like the Pharisees, they think that they are above correction from the congregation: "They answered and said unto him, Thou wast altogether born in sins, and dost thou teach us? And they cast him out" (John 9:34). Click for more ...

Church leaders following tradition teach their flock to follow tradition, which advocates the use of flattering titles (Father, Pope, Cardinal, Reverend, Doctor, "Man of God," Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor, Teacher, Elder, Bishop, Arch Bishop, Suffragan Bishop, Senior Pastor, Associate Pastor, Assistant Pastor, Junior Pastor, Deacon, etc.) to address church leaders. "For he flattereth himself in his own eyes, until his iniquity be found to be hateful" (Psalm 36:2). Many Christians falsely… Continue

The Church is debating amongst itself. We differ over so many points that it is not fair to start at any of them to describe what is going on in the body of Christ. In this section, we want to address one particular issue that has become of chief importance to us: what is the authority of the scriptures? Are they infallible, inerrant, and fully inspired, as so many "fundamentalists" claim? And, who has the authority to interpret the scriptures?… Continue