Hello, greetings, Biblos family. I'm glad that you've decided to join us here at the Biblos

network today to all the bibliophiles out there, the lovers of the word. I wanted to take a moment

and just mention to you, this week has been a world end week for us here at the Biblos Network. We have had great revival.

We've just come out of a Nexus conference. Many of you were able to join us for that. But we also,

we have had our financial audit this week. We have professional CPAs come in here into First Pentecostal

Church in Durham and we go through all of the church records. It's been quite a whirlwind. We have a

great team of people who work very, very hard to make sure that everything is in compliance.

So that's a big long way of saying these are busy times. I just got out of a funeral.

We've had several precious saints that have passed this week and just had a funeral from

one of them.

So anyway, this week I am going to bring to you a session from our Nexus Conference.

The Nexus Conference is a, it is a movement where it is the joining together of several

initiatives, the past to the future, theology and doctrine with progressive and forward thinking,

entrepreneurialism and evangelism, business ownership, and investment,

along with life skills.

It is an important hour that we're living in and the church is well equipped to step up to

these challenges. And Biblos and Nexus are some of the tools that we're utilizing to do that.

One of the sessions, I want to share it with you today, that's what today's session is going to be about.

It's with Pastor Tim Adams from South Haven, Mississippi. Pastor Adams is a dear friend of

mine. We've worked on different projects, both in and out of the country. We have been in business

together. We have preached revivals together. We have prayed people through to the Holy Ghost.

He is the pastor of the South Haven Church that I pastor before I came to Durham.

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