Today, Doug Clay begins his tenure as general superintendent of the Assemblies of God USA. In this episode of the #InfluencePodcast, I talk to him about his life, as well as about his hopes and dreams for the AG. Take … Continue reading What’s Next for the Assemblies of God?
Today, over at InfluenceMagazine.com: My friend Dick Brogden points to a felt need within the Pentecostal community: “Many of us yearn for greater spiritual depth — perhaps the kind we see or remember in older generations. We don’t often admit … Continue reading Tuesday’s Influence Online Articles
Today, over at InfluenceMagazine.com: Mike Bonem shares insights about “Thriving in the Second Chair.” I review my friend Mark Batterson’s new book, Play the Man. And Doug Clay answers FAQs about whether donors can specify a gift to a church staff member. Please make sure to follow and like InfluenceInfluence magazine on Facebook, Twitter, and iTunes! Continue reading Tuesday’s Influence Magazine Articles
Today, over at InfluenceMagazine.com… Rollie Dimos reviews Giving It All Away…and Getting It All Back Again, a new book about generosity by David Green and Bill High. Christina Quick summarizes the results of a new Gallup survey that shows churchgoers want Scripture-based, applicable sermons. Doug Clay answers FAQs about properly receipting charitable donations to a church or ministry. Please make sure to follow and like Influence on Facebook, Twitter, and iTunes! Continue reading Today’s Influence Magazine Articles
In the fall 2013 issue of Enrichment, Doug Clay writes: Prophetic relevance does not mean reciting a litany of passages from Minor Prophets in the Old Testament about God’s judgment on people. It does not mean getting in the face of others with a bullhorn to your mouth and a placard in your hand. It does not mean standing on the steps in a sports stadium shouting “Repent or die!” No, the practical way to have a prophetic voice in a secular culture when the world’s values are not the same is learning the art and practicing the science of … Continue reading ‘Believing God for a Prophetically Relevant Church’ by Doug Clay
In this video, Dr. George O. Wood answers questions about the Assemblies of God submitted by AG ministers. Dr. Wood is the general superintendent of the Assemblies of God and (full disclosure) my dad. July 20th “Ask the Superintendent”, posted with vodpod Continue reading July 20th “Ask the Superintendent”
In “The Dangerous Mind of Peter Singer,” Joe Carter wonders whether there’s an ethical minimum that scholars need to meet before being treated seriously by others: While it is necessary to consider and debate unpopular views, there should be a minimum standard for ethical discourse whether on the elementary playground or in the lecture halls of Princeton. There are certain moral issues that are all but universally recognized as self-evidently wrong by those in possession of rational faculties. Rape is wrong, torturing babies for fun is objectively morally bad, and the Holocaust was not just a violation of utilitarian ethic, … Continue reading The World Wide (Religious) Web for Wednesday, June 22, 2011
In his January Monday Motivators, Doug Clay offers some achievable New Year’s resolutions. First on his list: Handle your problem with the right attitude. Handle Your Problem with the Right Attitude, posted with vodpod Continue reading Handle Your Problem with the Right Attitude
“Gaining a Son” by Doug Clay, posted with vodpod Continue reading “Gaining a Son” by Doug Clay
“Thanksgiving Is an Attitude” by Doug Clay, posted with vodpod Continue reading “Thanksgiving Is an Attitude” by Doug Clay
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