Follower of Jesus, Husband to Tiffany, Father to Desirae and Gabrielle, Planting Lead Pastor of @harvestfbc, author, Doctor of Ministry (DTS)
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Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
We have some great breakouts scheduled during the Empower Conference to resource you and your church with strategies to share the gospel.
View the full lineup ➡️ sbtexas.com/empower
#sbtcEC24 #sbtcEmpower
Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
“Faithfulness to Jesus is its own kind of fruit.” @edjohnson3rd #sbtcAM23
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Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
Dr. Ed Johnson III preached a powerful message to encourage and challenge the pastors in the room as we closed out the second day of the Annual Meeting at Cross City Church in Euless.
“If we’re not careful, we can forget our God in the midst of growth and fruitfulness.” @edjohnson3rd #sbtcAM23
Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
I have the greatest fear that the local church today is despised. Tell somebody that you have a worldwide ministry, and they all bow down. Tell someone you are a pastor of a group of thirty, and they make you feel as though you are a failure.
Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
When we rejoice, celebrate, affirm, accept, endorse, like, love, approve what God has said is wrongdoing/sin/evil, we are acting in an unloving way towards others:
Love "does not rejoice at wrongdoing" (1 Corinthians 13:6a, ESV).
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Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
“Some scholars of African culture have regrettably acquired a persistent habit of assuming that Christianity began in Africa only a couple of centuries ago, strictly imported from “the West” or “the North.” They appear to view Africa as only two or three centuries deep,
Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
Additionally, to not call people to repent of sin is antithetical to the preaching of Jesus (Mark 1:14-15). Repentance of sin is a biblical prerequisite - i.e., a necessary condition - to believing the gospel of Jesus.
Dr. Ed Johnson III retweeted
When we follow Jesus, we may have to leave some things or even some people behind. When Jesus becomes our Lord and Savior, He must have ultimate authority and priority. #TheGospelOfMark
