by Dr. Paul Chappell | Feb 10, 2014 | Christian Life, Ministry Leadership
Over the past thirty years of ministry, the Lord has shown me—time and again—the sufficiency of His grace in difficulty. And He’s taught me, especially during recent seasons, how to extend His grace to hurting people. So often, when those we lead and love are hurting,...
by Dr. Paul Chappell | Feb 7, 2014 | Christian Life, Ministry Leadership
I’m writing a book titled Out of Commission. This is the first book I’ve written that deals comprehensively with the philosophy of soulwinning, why our local churches are neglecting it in this day, and how we can get back to making Christ’s command our priority. If...
by Dr. Paul Chappell | Feb 5, 2014 | Christian Life, Media/Resources, Ministry News
I’m thrilled to announce that my wife, Terrie, has launched a personal blog! For over thirty years, Terrie has invested in ladies through personal, local church ministry. Her blog—the overflow of these years of ministry—is sure to be a blessing, help, and...
by Dr. Paul Chappell | Jan 30, 2014 | Christian Life, Media/Resources, Ministry Leadership
The first week of January holds a great success rate for new goals. The last week of January? Not so much. Setting goals and wisely stewarding our time and priorities is vital. But we all too easily lose our first-of-the-year focus and revert to old patterns. To stay...
by Dr. Paul Chappell | Jan 27, 2014 | Christian Life
When the winds of adversity come upon us, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and lose our perspective amidst the swirling dust. David experienced this sense of overwhelmed uncertainty, and he knew where to look for help. From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee,...
by Dr. Paul Chappell | Jan 24, 2014 | Christian Life, Ministry Leadership
Over the years as a Christian and as a pastor, there have been seasons of difficult, painful valleys. And these days have been one of those seasons. The valley is a difficult place to be. Yet, through the years, I’ve learned that God often speaks the most clearly in...