Need a Speaker: David has been speaking to teens and adults for over 14 years as a student minister. He has a unique ability to communicate God’s truths to students in a creative and relevant manner. In his teaching you will find a guy who desires to see students get the Gospel message and to [...]
February 24th, 2008 | David Mehrle | 0 comments | Continued
Feature Article #1
Leadership – Do you really want it?
Why is it that leadership looks like so much fun when you see others in that role, then when you are in it you feel overwhelmed? You have ever been in a leadership role you understand that feeling.
David Mehrle | February 3rd, 2012 | Continued
Feature Article #2
No more Bibles in Church
Where have all the Bibles gone in your Church? Are people even bringing them anymore? Have people lost sight of why they come to church?
David Mehrle | January 2nd, 2012 | Continued
Feature Article #3
ICYC – Questions
ICYC 2012 here is where you will be able to find a link to the questions that were asked in our session for Youth workers only hosted by Lincoln Christian University.
David Mehrle | November 23rd, 2011 | Continued
Feature Article #4
What is most important in a volunteer?
All of us in ministry work daily with volunteers and at times it can be challenging. What do you think is the single most important piece of the puzzle when it comes to volunteers?
David Mehrle | July 26th, 2011 | Continued
Feature Article #5
Is Love enough?
When it comes to recruiting leaders and staff is love the primary factor in choosing leaders? I think we need to refocus our attention to what it means to lead in ministry.
David Mehrle | July 20th, 2011 | Continued
Could not agree more! Many adults don't want to take on responsibility unless they are forced too, why would we ...
True 'dat! I've heard that one of the main possible reasons that adolescence is being extended into the late 20s ...
Hey David, glad to see the Men's Breakfast on the church website. However, I don't know those two scruffy dudes ...
Did you have any particular theme in mind or is that still something you are trying to decide? 
Good point; fb is not responsible for divorce. It is important to set limits in the use of fb, however; ...
yes there has to be some accountability. But just like anything else, people want to find someone else to blame