by e3 Partners | Nov 26, 2022 | Advent, Christmas, Devotional, Prayers, Spiritual Growth
On behalf of everyone at e3 Partners Ministry, we would like to warmly welcome our blog readers into the season of Advent! As we look ahead to the Christmas season, we hope to provide you with a heartfelt reminder of why this holiday is so important. About Advent A...
by e3 Partners | Oct 30, 2022 | Devotional, Prayer Guide, Prayers, Spiritual Growth
I’m Jane with e3 Partners Ministry, circling back with the fourth and final blog post in our “What is church?” series. To recap our discussion of the book of Acts in our previous three blog posts, members of the early Church would: • hear the Gospel,...
by e3 Partners | Oct 22, 2022 | Devotional, Prayer Guide, Prayers, Spiritual Growth
I’m Jane with e3 Partners Ministry. Welcome to the third blog post in our four-part series titled, “What is church?” Below I will share a few more lessons from the early Church with you. But first, I want to say thank you. We sincerely appreciate...
by e3 Partners | Oct 15, 2022 | Devotional, Prayer Guide, Prayers, Spiritual Growth
Hello to our readers and welcome back to the second blog post in our four-part series, “What is church?” The team at e3 Partners Ministry thanks you once again for your readership & prayers! Previously, we talked about the core practices of the early...
by e3 Partners | Oct 8, 2022 | Devotional, Prayers, Spiritual Growth, Supporting Missions
Hello! I’m Jane with e3 Partners Ministry and welcome to the first blog post in our four-part series, titled “What is church?” Before we get started, I want to say thank you for your readership and prayers regarding the vision of e3 Partners—to see a...
by e3 Partners | Sep 5, 2022 | Church Planting, Devotional, Persecution, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized
During the Labor Day holiday, we should be able to hit pause and enjoy a day of physical rest. But sometimes amid our busy schedules, it’s hard to do just that. Yet in the Bible, we see that even some of the Lord’s greatest prophets needed time for rest. So why...
