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23/06/2019

El Divorcio - Verano en el Monte IV - Pastor Jose Dasilva - Junio 23, 2019

Verano en el Monte IV Que enseña Jesus sobre el divorcio? Mateo 5:31-32, Mateo 19:3-12 1. Dios tiene un DISEÑO para el matrimonio Un HOMBRE, una MUJER, para TODA la vida 2. El divorcio NUNCA ha sido el DESEO de Dios 3. El divorcio es una REALIDAD en un MUNDO CAIDO 4. Hay BASES biblicas para el DIVORCIO Adulterio Abandono Abuso 5. El evangelio SIEMPRE ofrece un NUEVO COMIENZO

23/06/2019

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34 min
21/05/2023

La Verdadera Adoración | Serie: Vida de David: La Mano Poderosa de Dios | Pastor Jose Dasilva

Fecha: 21 de Mayo, 2023 Sermón: Verdadera Adoración Serie: Vida de David: La Mano Poderosa de Dios Texto Bíblico: 2 Samuel 6:1-23 1. Dios REQUIERE nuestra verdadera ADORACION. 2. David nos muestra que la verdadera adoración debe incluir OBEDIENCIA. 3. Debemos ENTREGAR todo a Dios en SUS TÉRMINOS. 4. Jesús es DIGNO de nuestra verdadera adoración. --------------- Somos una comunidad localizado en Greenacres, FL y por este medio nos conectamos a personas del mundo entero. Nuestra meta es de Enseñar la Biblia, Edificar Familias, y Amar al Prójimo. PRÓXIMOS PASOS • Queremos saber cómo les podemos servir y orar por ti. Conéctate con nosotros llenando una tarjeta de conexión digital ingresando aquí - https://bit.ly/2UmF4JP • Por este medio puedes enviarnos su petición de oración donde cada semana nuestros pastores y personal oran por cada uno. Redes Sociales: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iglesiafamil... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laiglesiafa... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/laiglesiafamiliar #Like #Share #Comparte #LaIglesiaFamiliar #FamilyChurch

21/05/2023

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40 min
28/10/2019

CFTROU 0085: The Business on Church Business: Creating Feedback and Accountability Loops for Your Team

CFTROU 0085: The Business on Church Business: Creating Feedback and Accountability Loops for Your Team Our goal is to equip church leaders with information and practical tools that apply to a church in any context. Creating accountability and giving feedback are extremely valuable in raising new leaders and cultivating relationships. Our Lead Pastor, Jimmy Scroggins, starts the conversation on making how important it is to make establishing practical guidelines a regular practice. These help you stay in step with your team members, along with engaging in conversations where both parties participate. We also talk about what accountability means and how it impacts church culture. We share helpful tips on how to best support team members and explain the one-to-one planning principle. Having clearly defined expectations, along with the timing and duration of a meeting, are key factors in having a successful two-way exchange. Key Points: Why it’s important to have a process in place for feedback and accountability. The benefits of greater intentionality when it comes to prioritizing important conversations. Why feedback is far more than just praise or criticism. Understanding the reason why a conversation needs to happen. How engagement that is both mutually beneficial and reciprocal enhances church culture. What fluid and regular feedback reveal about church culture. How leaders can support their team members. The value of keeping short accounts and conversations. Why people perform better when expectations are clearly defined. How sending a clarifying email following a discussion can be one of the best tools in your toolbox. Effective feedback needs to be intentional. Know why you are having the meeting. What matters more is that there is a reason, more than what the reason actually is.Click To TweetAll of us ought to be leaning into accountability instead of pushing it away.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Difficult Conversations Thanks for the Feedback Sticky Note Leadership Society for Human Resource Management Smart Church Management Dr. Chris Hobbs on Twitter Scott Crawford on Twitter Leslee Bennett on Twitter Jimmy on Twitter Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

28/10/2019

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23 min
18/10/2023

TMV Episode 77 – Budgeting Part 1

TMV Episode 77 - Budgeting - Part 1 We have been placed on earth and entrusted with the resources God has given us, so it's critical to learn to be good stewards of those resources. In this episode, we learn how to incorporate principles like stewardship, generosity, and trusting in God’s provision in the financial management of our family budget. Our guest is Art Rainer, a devoted father, and husband to our favorite psychologist, Sarah Rainer. He is a financial advisor and the author of a book called Money in the Light of Eternity: What the Bible Says about Your Financial Purpose. He's going to discuss how to create a family budget that aligns with your long-term financial goals, his thoughts on preparing for unexpected expenses, and the importance of having cushion (or margin) in your budget. Tune in to hear from Art and more about his passion for helping people discover and pursue God’s purpose for money. Key Points From This Episode: Creating a family budget that aligns with long-term financial goals while accounting for unexpected expenses. What to do to prepare for unexpected expenses. The importance of establishing a cushion (or margin) in your budget. Getting rid of expenses that are unnecessary. Biblically grounded principles for saving and retirement. Biblical perspective when choosing insurance and recommendations on the policies to get. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Art Rainer Art Rainer on Instagram Art Rainer on X Money in the Light of Eternity: What the Bible Says about Your Financial Purpose More Than Money Podcast Free Resources from Christian Money Solutions 8 Money Milestones Family Church The Mom Village Email The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Kirra Kelly on Twitter Jismarie Ramos Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

18/10/2023

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28 min
28/04/2020

CFTROU 0099: Leading Through COVID-19: Reopening Church TBD

Episode 0099: Leading Through COVID-19: Reopening Church TBD The coronavirus pandemic continues, and in this episode, we discuss what reopening church will look like. When the government lifts some of the social distancing restrictions, how will it affect us when we gather in the future? How is it going to impact the way we do church? While new cases have slowed and even seem to be declining in some areas, the long-term recovery from the pandemic will take months, possibly years. Church leaders should be thinking about how they will approach reopening, specifically in light of social distancing. We discuss some of the models we are looking at as we consider reopening Family Church for in-person gatherings. Key Points From This Episode: The new regulations around wearing masks and how that impacts social engagement. The widespread implications of the protocols implemented to manage the outbreak. Feedback from the research Family Church has done in terms of reopening. The strategy of improving a church’s digital presence. Finding ways to meet the needs of our church family during this time of social distancing. The reopening models under consideration and the one thing they all have in common. The social pressure to make decisions in accordance with what people believe is safe. How the initial concerns about medical provision and capacity have shifted. How every church leader should be thinking about and discussing the possibility of reopening. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: CDC Response to COVID-19 Disney's Response to COVID-19 Jimmy on Twitter Derek on Twitter Leslee on Twitter Carly on LinkedIn Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

28/04/2020

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21 min
07/06/2023

Episode 72 – The Good Cactus Interview

TMV Episode 72 - The Good Cactus Interview Jismarie Ramos is not only one of the co-hosts of The Mom Village Podcast – she's also the writer of a wonderful children's book, The Good Cactus! In this episode. Jismarie shares her story with us and how that led to her writing her book. She tells us about her upbringing in Puerto Rico, her journey to the United States, and learning a new culture and language – all with the support of her loving husband, Pastor Christian Ramos. She shares the inspiration behind the story and why she wanted scripture and theology included. She also talks about why she felt strongly about offering the book in both languages, in English and in Spanish. Jismarie also ties the message of the story to Christ's sacrifice for us on the cross. Tune in for an encouraging message! Don’t forget to get your copy of The Good Cactus on Amazon! Stay tuned for the audiobook (in English and Spanish). Key Points From This Episode: Jismarie tells us about her upbringing, moving to the United States, and learning the culture. How her husband helped her in her studies and her journey of learning English. What made Jismarie want to write a book and who helped her create it. The theology that’s included in her book and why every book is in both Spanish and English. The inspiration behind The Good Cactus and how her son’s drawing sparked her imagination. How Jesus’ sacrifice and what the Lord does for us is the main message of the story. Jismarie shares her favorite part of her book. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Jismarie Ramos Family Church The Mom Village Email The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Kristin Scroggins Target

07/06/2023

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28 min
26/06/2024

TMV Episode 82- Our Testimonies Pt. 2

TMV Episode 82 - Our Testimonies - Part 2 Today, we're diving into part two of our mini-series, Our Testimonies. Join us as we explore the challenges we've faced and conquered in our faith. We delve into the profound impact our relationships with our families have had on all of our lives and our connection with our Heavenly Father. We share our insights on navigating moments of doubt, finding them as positive motivations, and how our multicultural backgrounds and encounters have enriched our walks with Jesus. Key Points From This Episode: Kristin unpacks the challenges she has encountered on her faith journey and discusses how she has overcome them. Kirra begins our discussion on how our relationships with our fathers impact our lives; including our relationship with our Heavenly Father. Navigating moments of doubt and uncertainty in our faith. Why having doubt can be a good thing to help us draw near to God. We share stories of how our multicultural backgrounds (and encounters) have enriched our faith journeys. The importance of building your life within your community (your village!) Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Family Church The Mom Village Email The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Kirra Kelly on Twitter Jismarie Ramos Jismarie Ramos on Twitter Kristin Scroggins

26/06/2024

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34 min
22/12/2021

Loss and Redemption – Part 2

TMV: Episode 45 – Loss and Redemption – Part 2 Join us today to hear part two of the Loss and Redemption discussion with widow and mother, Brittany Price Brooker. We hear how Brittany's life has changed since the loss of her husband, and how she now cares for a blended family with kids facing challenges she can't help with. We discuss why mothers can't always be everything and the importance of trusting God to cover the things that you aren’t able to. We touch on how you can best support those who are grieving around you; from what to say, to how to handle the awkwardness you might feel when God prompts you to help. We are all gifted with unique gifts, and sharing these gifts in the community of God can have a bigger impact on someone than you know! There is no timeline to grief, and Brittany highlights the importance of asking for help from those around you when you are in a grieving season. Tune in to learn how to help anyone walking in the valley of death. Key Points From This Episode: Welcome back to part two of the Loss and Redemption episodes, with Brittany Price Brooker. How Laurel-Grace entered Brittany and Daniel’s lives, and the joy she brought to their blended family. Some of the challenges Brittany faces as a blended family: knowing that you are not enough as a mother and that Jesus is. Accepting that you can’t do everything well, and trusting God to support you, and to multiply what you have. Asking the right questions and saying the right things to someone who is facing grief: show up and do it, and saying ‘I’m sorry’. Understanding that prompting from God to help someone in grief might make you uncomfortable, but it’s needed and you should follow through. How your unique gifts can help someone in a dark time. Pulling the community of God together to support those in the grieving season. Knowing when it’s time to step back from helping someone in grief: loss is a lifelong journey, and everyone’s timeline differs. Why it’s important to ask for help when you are in the grieving season. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Brittany Price Brooker Family Church The Mom Village Email The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Jismarie Ramos Kristin Scroggins

22/12/2021

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30 min
16/12/2020

Christmas Special

TMV: Episode 13 – Christmas Special Meals, decorations, gifts, social obligations – amid everything we need to do as moms during Christmas it is so easy to let the true meaning of this time fall by the wayside. That is why we decided to use this episode to share some tips with you that will help you stress less and simplify your life over Christmas so you can focus on special moments with your kids and bringing Jesus back into front and center. And because Christmas is all about kindness, we have some extra special giveaways in today’s episode too! On the topic of organizational tips, we talk about how helpful it is to plan using lists, meal preparations, and more. Delegating and outsourcing work can also be hugely helpful during this time, and there are bound to be young ones at your church who would love to help. Additionally, learning how to say no and not feel bad is a massive tool for keeping our schedules as free as possible so we can focus on our families. At the end of the day, our loved ones want a happy mom at Christmas time more than anything else, so with these tools, you can free yourself up to focus on what matters. The point of this time is giving, not receiving, and we talk about how we uphold traditions that teach these lessons to our kids during December today too. For a bunch of actionable steps that you can use to keep Jesus’ name alive in your household this Christmas while still having the delicious meals and merry moments, tune in today! Key Points: The topic of today’s Christmas Special: Going back to what Christmas is really about. Getting caught up in Christmas cheer and the need to remember this time is about Jesus. Things we can do to simplify our lives and focus on what matters during Christmas. The value of making lists for meals and activities for the Christmas season ahead of time. How the activities in What God Wants for Christmas can help keep traditions alive. The idea that being organized helps you be less stressed thus happier at Christmas as a mom. Creating realistic expectations for ourselves so we don’t take on too much. The value of planning meals ahead of time and scaling back earlier in the month. How your kids’ memories of Christmas are important and should be what you focus on. Delegating certain tasks out so that we as moms can handle all the work. Remembering to spend intimate time with our husbands around Christmas time too! Planning in general; different ways our hosts do this to free up time later. How difficult but important it is to say no to some social commitments in December. A side note about a special new member of Kristin’s family! The importance of date nights at Christmas and how our first giveaway can help. Teaching our kids about the value of acts of kindness in the imitation of Christ. Making time to spend with your kids to teach them about Jesus over Christmas. The eternal gifts that we give to our kids by teaching them kindness over Christmas. Learning the different names of Jesus using ornaments with our second gift. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Family Church The Mom Village Email The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Jismarie Ramos Kristin Scroggins What God Wants for Christmas The Twelve Names of Christmas Ornaments

16/12/2020

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37 min
13/04/2020

CFTROU 0095: Leading Through COVID-19: Financial Planning

Episode 0095: Leading Through COVID-19: Financial Planning Scott Crawford, Business Administrator and CFO of the Family Church Network, joins the conversation. As churches are seeing a decline in offerings, it’s important to seriously reconsider budgets and financial strategies. In this episode, we look at our financial plan amidst the coronavirus crisis. We discuss looking at income versus expenditures and what a phased financial plan looks like and how it is communicated to our staff and volunteers. None of us knows how long this crisis will persist. It is advisable to plan for the worst while hoping for the best. In light of this, we outlined a plan preparing us for an extended period of economic uncertainty. We talk about how each phase is dependent on triggers, determined by factual information. We also talk about identifying and holding on to a minimum operating reserve (if possible) and the human resources that should be considered in this process. Key Points From This Episode: The need to plan for a different financial reality now and after the crisis is over. Considering both the short and long-term components of financial sustainability. The importance of being flexible, adaptable, and agile. Consider cost cutting methods, including bringing services that were outsourced back in-house. How to determine when to activate the next phase of your financial plan. How we are rolling out the plan and communicating it with the people involved. Leveraging resources offered at this time, including applying for stimulus packages. The worst thing that churches can do right now is knee-jerk and react. But I do think you need to put your church in a position to be flexible, adaptable, and agile.Click To TweetAny church that is paying for an outside service always has the opportunity to take that service back in-house and utilize the staff that you have or high-capacity volunteers.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Lakes Church Scott Crawford on Twitter Jimmy on Twitter Leslee Bennett on Twitter Carly Seelman on LinkedIn Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

13/04/2020

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23 min

Family Church is dedicated to building families in South Florida through a family of neighborhood churches. Each neighborhood church is on mission to help families discover and pursue God’s design. Together we will reach South Florida with the gospel.