PELC stands for Pastoral Evangelism Leadership Council.

This conference is designed to provide world-class training for religious leaders.

The regular registration fee of $59 ends December 3.

I want to share with you a few ways God has been teaching me to practice self-awareness so that my heart is in a place for discipleship.

It can be easy for us to find ways to preach to the people, but do we take time to slow down for the sermon to touch us?

Discipleship is just as much a part of our journey as pastors as anyone else’s journey.

When we experience something deep inside of us, this experience becomes a spring, pouring over into the lives of those around us.

We cannot share what we are not experiencing.

Friend, what does discipleship look like in your own life?

In the minds of some, those with a disability are to be constantly prayed for until they are healed.

What can you teach a person who is blind about trust when in their daily interactions, they rely upon others for various tasks?

Providentially, God has allowed the disabled and non-disabled community to minister to each other mutually.

As I pour out, how am I creating space for someone to pour into me?

Figuring out how we get filled is difficult for many, if not most, of us.

When I know I need a friend or time or space I take it.

Author Reggie Joiner posits there are 936 weeks between birth and graduation, and encourages us to not waste any of them.

Decide today what grace will look like in your home, how forgiveness will be experienced after disagreements, how justice and mercy will be expressed by you and those under your roof.

Take time with Jesus together.