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The Role of the Marketplace in the Next Great Awakening - Rick Joyner Video | Prophetic Perspective on Current Events

2011-10-26T22:08:00.000-07:00

The Role of the Marketplace in the Next Great Awakening - Rick Joyner Video | Prophetic Perspective on Current Events

If you've never heard of Rick Joyner, you'll enjoy this video. Rick shares some powerful insights regarding the role of the Marketplace in the Next Great Awaking. Kingdom business owners are linking together to serve the Lord in a real way.

Enjoy,

Ced Reynolds
(909) 263-4569
Skype: cedreynolds

Kingdom Business: Why Sit Here and Die?

2011-09-03T22:35:00.000-07:00

Kingdom Business: Why Sit Here and Die?: Now there were four leprous men at the entrance of the gate; and they said to one another, "Why are we sitting here until we die?" II Kings ...

Meet Pastor Ced

2011-08-20T22:55:00.000-07:00

Meet Pastor Ced

Start Ministry 1

2011-08-20T22:50:00.000-07:00

Start Ministry 1

Cash Flow Revival Hits The Internet

2010-05-28T12:23:00.000-07:00

We're not trying to be religious but there is a "Cash Flow Revival" happening right here on the internet.

When things are stagnant in our lives we hope for good change to come and come quickly. In a nut shell we are hoping for a revival of some sort. We could be dying spiritually and it would be okay to hope to be revived. We could be physically sick and it would be okay to hope to be revived. We could be in a hopeless marriage or relationship and it would be okay to hope for it to be revived. We could be in a dead end job and it would be okay to hope for it to be revived. Many Americans have been in a financial slump and have been hoping for their finances to be revived.

The news I'll share with you isn't new. There are people all over the country who have experienced their cash flow being revived. They have been getting new jobs, starting new businesses, receiving inheritances and even making money through their investments such as Real Estate and Stocks and Bonds.

The Cash Flow Revival I'm talking about is among those who had limited choices and were "between a rock and a hard place." These folks were the ones who beyond the shadow of all doubt were not expected to make it through tough times.

So just what did these people discover? They discovered that they didn't have to remain consumers in a consumer driven society. They put themselves right smack dab in the middle of the majority of transactions they and others were making everyday. They discovered that being the middleman on transactions wasn't just reserved for the rich.

Even in a tough economy, cash continues to flow. Where it flows is what makes the difference in our lives. Most often when things are flush for the greater majority, we settle for the trickles that come our direction because the trickles in a good economy look just like a "good flow." Trickles no more! This is what the Cash Flow Revivalists are saying. They have determined that there is no shortage of money, it's just been redirected to those who know how to get it flowing their direction.

Can you imagine money in the hands of those who have Godly purposes on their mind? Can you imagine the number of people they help just because they realize they themselves were just that close to being without? These Cash Flow Revivalists are not all from a particular company or ethnic group. They are spread though out the United States just looking for people to help revive their cash flow situations.

There is a lost group of people who need a Cash Flow Revival and the best thing about it is they don't have to wonder if their situation can be changed for the better. It's the good old adage, "we're looking for people who are looking for us."

Here's something for you to consider. You just might be a Cash Flow Revivalist yourself. If you've been able to redirect the flow of cash that was destined to pass you by, you're aCash Flow Revivalist. Now go help somebody else discover that they don't have to be trapped in this consumer driven society. Go show those who are looking for a way out the way to financial freedom.

If you're looking for a way out, know that there are people who want to help. Isn't it amazing how life works? The people who can help us show up at the oddest times. Better than that is showing up in the lives of those we can help.

Stay blessed,

Ced Reynolds

Are you an Entreprnerial Minister?

2009-11-14T08:51:00.000-08:00

The term "entrepreneurial minister" is not a term that is commonly used today. I looked at the lives the disciples of Jesus and noticed something many many years ago as an obvious theme. The first disciples Jesus chose were fishermen. In fact His core group, the guys closest to Him were "businessmen". Today we might call them entrepreneurs. Now I don't know the full reasons Jesus happened to choose "entrepreneurs" as His first disciples. He must have had one. After all Jesus was on a mission from the time He came to earth.

Here is a thought I would like to share about entrepreneurs of our generation. Often (not all the time) I have seen entrepreneurs who become Christians
end up entering full time ministry in a traditional sense like in church or para church ministry. Now there is absolutely nothing wrong with them entering ministry in these capacities, especially if they sense the call of God.

Love to hear your thoughts on this subject. You may agree or disagree. Just looking for some input.

Stay blessed,

Ced Reynolds

Entrepreneurial Minded Minsiters Gathering

2009-11-13T18:50:00.000-08:00

Just a few of the ministers sharing what they do in ministry. Listen to the scope of ministry similarities and the need for funding in their endeavors.

Stay blessed,

Ced Reynolds, Entrepreneurial Pastor

A team of Entrepreneurial Minded Ministers

2009-11-12T09:57:00.000-08:00

Imagine having a team of Entrepreneurial Minded Ministers in your business. Not only would you be covered in a great degree of prayer, wisdom and other spiritual dynamics, you would have some of the most influential people on the planet helping you build your network marketing dynasty. And get this. They aren't any harder to find than any other target group.

Ced Reynolds
Entrepreneurial Pastor

A way of life ministers may have to consider

2006-05-04T17:06:00.000-07:00

For years I've watched men and women who are called to the ministry struggle trying to work secular jobs and pastor their church or minister in other ways. What's a called man or woman of God to do? To me it seems as though the bi-vocational route is certainly a viable way to go. The only challenge I've had is the hours and energy it takes to effectively take care of a family and minister to a flock who needs you at various times of the day.

For many years now I've been able to work from home and serve my congregation because I wasn't tied down to having to go to a job. Don't get me wrong. I'm not against jobs. I actually had a job at one point. I tried to go full-time in ministry only to find out that our church could only do so much. Fortunately I have a few skills that have allowed me to work from home and this has kept me in a position to take care of my family and the members of my congregation.

I truly think that in the years ahead there will be many more ministers who will be working from home. Finding what it is they will do will make the difference.

The fact that you're reading this is an indication that you are already working from home or considering it. I'm hoping to connect with the small niche of men and women who are in the ministry who also work from home. If you would like to join in communicating and helping fellow entrepreneurial ministers connect, I would invite you to join this blog.

Love to connect,

Ced Reynolds - The Entrepreneurial Pastor
(909) 597-3502