Answering the call to ministry can be a deeply rewarding experience for those who feel called to serve others in a spiritual capacity. It can also be a challenging and demanding path that requires dedication, perseverance, and a willingness to grow and learn.

Ultimately, answering the call to ministry is a deeply personal decision that requires careful discernment and a strong sense of purpose. By seeking guidance, education, and support, you can build a fulfilling career that allows you to make a positive impact on the lives of others.

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

Are you looking for ways to take your ministry to the next level? Do you want to go above and beyond the call of duty to serve your community and make a lasting impact? In this video, we explore practical tips and strategies for outdoing the work in ministry. From developing a servant's heart to maximizing your resources and leveraging technology, we'll provide insights and inspiration to help you achieve excellence in your ministry. Whether you're a seasoned pastor or a new volunteer, this video is packed with valuable information to help you take your ministry to new heights. Join us and learn how to make a real difference in the lives of those you serve.

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

Building better relationships between women in ministry involves creating a supportive and empowering community where women can share their experiences, learn from each other, and grow together. It requires intentional effort to foster a culture of mutual respect, trust, and collaboration, and to address any issues that may arise.

By creating a culture of support, empowerment, and collaboration, women in ministry can build stronger relationships with each other and work together to achieve their shared goals of serving God and their communities.

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss the real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

The role of women in ministry has been a topic of much debate and discussion in recent times. While progress has certainly been made, women continue to face unique challenges in their pursuit of serving in ministry positions. From patriarchal structures and gender biases to cultural and societal norms, women in ministry have had to navigate a multitude of obstacles.

However, despite these challenges, there have been many triumphs and successes for women in ministry. Women have broken through barriers and shattered glass ceilings to lead congregations, preach sermons, and provide spiritual guidance. They have shown strength, resilience, and perseverance in the face of adversity, and have proven time and time again that they are capable and deserving of serving in ministry roles.

In this discussion, we will explore the highs and lows of women in ministry, highlighting the challenges that women face and the triumphs they have achieved. We will delve into the experiences of women in ministry, and discuss the strategies and support systems that have enabled women to succeed in their ministry roles. Through this exploration, we hope to gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the important role that women play in the ministry and to encourage and support women in their pursuit of serving in ministry positions.

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to dicuss the real life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

PLP Ministries presents the Word of the Day from Pastor Prathan L. Powell, Sr. of World Changes Tabernacle (WCT), Columbus, Ga. The Word of the Day is designed to share wisdom and golden nuggets that will resonate with you throughout your day. Feel free to leave comments and subscribe to our channel.

Did you recently visit? To leave comments, questions, or concerns about YOUR experience while visiting or viewing, please give us a call at 706.562.8070, write us at P.O. Box 5264 Columbus, Georgia 31906, or email us at [email protected] .

Support the stream: https://streamlabs.com/plpproductionswct

What is The Round Table?

The round table was meant to shift power from just the king who normally sat at the head of the table and spoke so everyone listened. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the people seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This made the meeting almost democratic.

-http://medieval.stormthecastle.com/essays/king-arthurs-round-table.htm

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to dicuss the real life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

#MeetMeAtTheRoundTable #RealTalk #Realsolutions

PLP Ministries presents the Word of the Day from Pastor Prathan L. Powell, Sr. of World Changes Tabernacle (WCT), Columbus, Ga. The Word of the Day is designed to share wisdom and golden nuggets that will resonate with you throughout your day. Feel free to leave comments and subscribe to our channel.

Did you recently visit? To leave comments, questions, or concerns about YOUR experience while visiting or viewing, please give us a call at 706.562.8070, write us at P.O. Box 5264 Columbus, Georgia 31906, or email us at [email protected] .

What is The Round Table?

The round table eliminated one man’s opinion, allowing for everyone to listen. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the noblemen seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This type of meeting allowed iron to sharpen iron.

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...

What is The Round Table?

The round table eliminated one man’s opinion, allowing for everyone to listen. The round table was symbolic of the fact that all the noblemen seated at the table had equal weight and equal say in matters. This type of meeting allowed iron to sharpen iron.

As a result, Meet Me at The Round Table was birthed to discuss real-life issues and provide real solutions that are full of wisdom and guidance...