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Empty Church Pews

How to Live Stream Your Church Service or Sermon This Weekend

2020-03-13
By: Jason Bean
On: March 13, 2020
In: Announcements & Discussion
Tagged: corona virus, covid-19, Facebook Live, health, livestream, livestream services, sickness, video, YouTube
With: 0 Comments

  Is your scheduled church service being impacted by recommendations and decisions to not meet under the efforts of social distancing? This corona virus or Covid-19 as it’s also known is wreaking havoc on what we consider normal life in America. Churches are being encouraged to close their doors and live stream their services to their congregations. We all know there are plenty of small, country churches where this just isn’t going to work. As a friend of mine on Facebook suggested, as entertaining as it would be to see Ethel sitting in her pew and trying to live stream the service and us gettingRead More →

Graduates

A Reason to Rejoice

2017-05-16
By: Rev. Matt Hastings
On: May 16, 2017
In: Announcements & Discussion
Tagged: education, graduation, Spring, TGW
With: 1 Comment

Spring is in the air and that means bbq grilling, outside parties and field day at school. By the way, field day is code for “there’s nothing left to do in the classroom so let’s take them outside so we don’t strangle them”. It’s an excuse to have a party outside!  Another party I enjoy is graduation.  It’s not so much the formality of the commencement (although that’s pretty neat), but it’s the end. I like seeing the graduates walk across the stage, receive their diplomas and then see their supporters lose their minds rejoicing. As each person walks and greets the school principal orRead More →

Tuesday's Good Word

Tuesday’s Good Word by Matt Hastings

2017-01-01
By: Jason Bean
On: January 1, 2017
In: Announcements & Discussion
Tagged: devotionals, Estill Springs Church of the Nazarene, Matt Hastings, Nashville, Tennessee, TGW, Thai food, Trevecca Nazarene University, Tullahoma
With: 0 Comments

It is with great excitement that I announce a new edition to the MissionNotes site. I have spoken with Reverend Matt Hastings and asked if he would be interested in either writing regularly for the site as I’ve been a huge fan of his weekly devotional emails he calls “Tuesday’s Good Word”. Due to his schedule and commitments as a husband, father, pastor and now professor, he regretfully let me know he didn’t believe he would have the time to write regularly, but let me know he would be pleased and honored to let me republish his weekly emails here on our site to shareRead More →

Book Review: “Growing Up Social” by Gary Chapman and Arlene Pellicane

2014-11-19
By: Jason Bean
On: November 19, 2014
In: Announcements & Discussion, Reading and Books
Tagged: Arlene Pellicane, entertainment, Gary Chapman, Internet, mobile devices, social media, technology
With: 0 Comments

I’ve been working on reading a book by Gary Chapman and Arlene Pellicane called “Growing Up Social: Raising Relational Kids In A Screen-Driven World“. You’re probably familiar with Gary Chapman and his book “The 5 Love Languages”. In this book, the authors deal with the issue of our kids growing up in a society where they’re constantly connected. They are continually confronted with screens around them with constantly moving pictures and audio. Reading this book should equip you with the following skills and actions you can begin using immediately to make a difference in your family. Equip your child to be relationally rich in aRead More →

“Take Me To The King” by Tamela Mann

2014-08-31
By: Jason Bean
On: August 31, 2014
In: Announcements & Discussion
Tagged: gospel, Take Me To The King, Tamela Mann, videos, worship
With: 0 Comments

I was introduced to a new and beautiful song this morning as I attended church. The name of the song is “Take Me To The King” by Tamela Mann. The vocalist at the church did an amazing job delivering the vocals and emotion of the song. I had to come home and find the performance from Tamela and watch it as well. There were a few different videos I found, but the one below from her singing at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden is my favorite that I saw and the one with the clearest vocals in the recorded. She also finishes the songRead More →

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