We The Kingdom Conference | Priscilla Shirer | Church Anniversary Reflection Outline Priscilla Shirer’s Reflection on Parenting and Career Priscilla Shirer shares a conversation with her son Jude about his future aspirations, including becoming a fireman, police officer, or president. Jude expresses a desire to do what Priscilla does, leading to a discussion about the value of her work, which involves writing, studying, and producing content. Priscilla explains the importance of her work, emphasizing that it involves significant effort and contributes to the well-being of her family. She reflects on the challenges and disappointments she has faced, using the metaphor of digging a pit for herself, and how God’s grace has helped her through those times. The Role of Faith and God’s Grace Priscilla discusses the concept of God’s grace and forgiveness, referencing the psalmist’s words about pardoning iniquity and healing diseases. She shares personal experiences of making mistakes...

  We The Kingdom Conference | Jeffrey Johnson | Succession and Legacy | 1 Kings 19:15-16 Overview Pastor Jeffrey Johnson celebrated the 50-year ministry of Dr. Tony Evans , highlighting his impact on the church and community.  He emphasized the importance of restoration, rest, and reflection, drawing parallels withElijah’ss journey in 1 Kings 19.  Johnson stressed the need for succession planning, urging leaders to be willing to work, serve, and sacrifice.  He shared personal anecdotes, including his own transition from pastoring and the importance of recognizing God’s voice .  The sermon concluded with a prayer for guidance and wisdom in leadership transitions , emphasizing that not everyone will survive such changes. Still, those who do will be elevated to their purpose. Outline Pastor Jeffrey Johnson’s Introduction and Encouragement Pastor Jonathan Evans introduces Pastor Jeffrey Johnson, highlighting his encouragement and support over the years. Pastor Jef...

Here’s a 5-day Bible study based on this message about the Church as the Body of Christ from 1 Corinthians 12 . You can do this personally or with a small group. Day 1 – One Body, Many Members Theme: Understanding the Church as Christ’s body Primary Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:12–14 Optional: Romans 12:4–5 Read: Slowly read 1 Corinthians 12:12–14 twice.  Note each time Paul emphasizes “one” and “many.” Key Ideas: The Church is one body with many members . The body is unified and yet diverse in its members and functions. Like the human body, the Church is interconnected and dependent on each part. Reflection Questions: When you think of “church,” do you tend to think of a building , an event , or a body?   Why? What part of the “body” do you most naturally identify with (e.g., visible roles, behind-the-scenes roles, supporting roles)? How have you experienced the interconnectedness of the body of Christ in your own life? Prayer Focus: Ask God to renew your understan...