Is Baptism in the Spirit something we merely hope our disciples receive, or are do we consider it an foundation stone in the spiritual formation of a Christian? How should we understand it? How should we teach and facilitate it? Travis Arnold is an elder at Mannahouse and the Academic Dean at Portland Bible College, where he has served as a professor of theology since 2008. He and his wife, Rachel, live in Vancouver, WA where they raise their three children. Travis is passionate about his fam...
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Is Baptism in the Spirit something we merely hope our disciples receive, or are do we consider it an foundation stone in the spiritual formation of a Christian? How should we understand it? How should we teach and facilitate it? Travis Arnold is an elder at Mannahouse and the Academic Dean at Portland Bible College, where he has served as a professor of theology since 2008. He and his wife, Rachel, live in Vancouver, WA where they raise their three children. Travis is passionate about his fam...
Burnout is not limited to church leaders, but ministers face higher risk factors. This session will give you tools to recognize the signs of burnout in yourself and your team. We will also discuss ways to avoid burnout and address burnout when it occurs.We hope that this teaching left you more encouraged and equipped today. Ministers Fellowship International exists to help leaders build healthy, strong, impacting churches and to do so in a way that makes for a healthy leader.
MFI Leaders Podcast
Is Baptism in the Spirit something we merely hope our disciples receive, or are do we consider it an foundation stone in the spiritual formation of a Christian? How should we understand it? How should we teach and facilitate it? Travis Arnold is an elder at Mannahouse and the Academic Dean at Portland Bible College, where he has served as a professor of theology since 2008. He and his wife, Rachel, live in Vancouver, WA where they raise their three children. Travis is passionate about his fam...
