Pastor Sherry
M.Div., D.Min. Candidate, Certified Coach
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Pastor Sherry Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- Spiritual Growth, Christian Spiritual Practices, Bible Study
- Career Focus
- Teacher, Pastor, Spiritual Life Coach
- Affiliation
- Reach For The Summit
Pastor Sherry has been an elementary teacher, a teacher of the Bible, a chaplain, and a pastor. Her passion is euipping people for life-changing intimacy with God.
Her ministry is three-pronged;
- Building a base of spiritual practices that enable a Christian Believe to come into oneness with God in every area of life
- Breaking through barriers such as fear, bitte ess, unloving, anger, that prevent one from engaging in a deeper walk with God
- Bringing the Bible to life by helping people learn knowledge, personally identify with a studied passage, and connect with God through the particular passage
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Spiritual Retreat -- A Sample
How long has it been since you have gotten together with friends and spent some time talking about God and how to get close to Him? This week I went on a 2-day spiritual retreat with my Doctor of Ministry cohort, and came away refreshed and ready to enter the world again. I’d like to share some of that retreat with you, not only to share my own experience but also to share with you a snapshot of one kind of retreat. For me, this time fulfilled Ephesians 5:18b-21:
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Meditation -- Blessing or Curse?
Recently I’ve heard debate in Christian circles about the word “meditation.” Some feel it’s valuable and produces blessing, while others maintain that meditation is a tool of Satan to lead us astray. Which is accurate? Should we engage in meditation or trash the whole idea? Since we engage in Biblical Meditation in any retreat I lead, this is an issue worth addressing. The problem seems to lie in the definition of the word, so let me define for you the Spiritual Discipline of Biblical Meditation.
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Abide Consistently
Ever notice that once something is let go of, it’s harder to get back to it? Sometimes that’s a good thing, such as when God gives you victory over a bad habit and the habit becomes distasteful to you. But sometimes it happens when you let go of something good and find it hard to regain that good habit or experience. Life is full of ups and downs of all kinds.
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Spiritual Life Practices
Not too many people enjoy discipline. It’s easier to simply do what we want, instead of keeping to a schedule, saying “no” to some things so we can have the better things later, or controlling our thoughts and actions. But often whatever is worth having in life requires discipline of some sort. All of us spent years learning to read well. A good cook learns skills over time. A carpenter, teacher, plumber, or engineer spends years growing in knowledge and skill in their profession.
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Contacting Pastor Sherry
Email: pastorsherry@reachforthesummit.org
Google Voice: 301-887-3432