Living Good News Lives In A Bad News World by Kelcy Steele
In a world where negative news often dominates the headlines, it can be tough yet rewarding for believers to embody
Dr. Kelcy G.L. Steele is a graduate of Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina from which he holds the Bachelor of Arts in Religion & Psychology. He is an alumnus of United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio from which he holds a Master of Divinity (MDiv) with inferences on Wesleyan and Methodist Studies. He completed his doctoral studies at Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA earning the Doctorate of Philosophy degree (PhD) in strategic leadership.
He is an inductee of the 2015 World Methodist Order of The FLAME, 100 Men of Color, and was the recipient of the Presidential Life Time Achievement Award. Rev. Steele is the author of two books, The Sound of Revival: Exploring Prophetic Preaching in the Wesleyan Tradition & Who Moved My Pastor? The Survival Guide to Succession Planning in the African American Church.
Dr. Kelcy G.L. Steele is a graduate of Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina from which he holds the Bachelor of Arts in Religion & Psychology. He is an alumnus of United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio from which he holds a Master of Divinity (MDiv) with inferences on Wesleyan and Methodist Studies. He completed his doctoral studies at Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA earning the Doctorate of Philosophy degree (PhD) in strategic leadership.
He is an inductee of the 2015 World Methodist Order of The FLAME, 100 Men of Color, and was the recipient of the Presidential Life Time Achievement Award. Rev. Steele is the author of two books, The Sound of Revival: Exploring Prophetic Preaching in the Wesleyan Tradition & Who Moved My Pastor? The Survival Guide to Succession Planning in the African American Church.
In a world where negative news often dominates the headlines, it can be tough yet rewarding for believers to embody
God always delivers a message in your misery and a word for your wilderness.
Note from the Editor: Enjoy this biblically informed perspective on Christian participation and civic responsibility from Rev. Kelcy Steele, Senior
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I am a proud Methodist and I believe in all of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and I believe that we must go back to our roots of Methodism and reunite the revival movement and recapture our passion of proclaiming the gospel with an anointed zeal.
In a world where negative news often dominates the headlines, it can be tough yet rewarding for believers to embody
God always delivers a message in your misery and a word for your wilderness.
Note from the Editor: Enjoy this biblically informed perspective on Christian participation and civic responsibility from Rev. Kelcy Steele, Senior