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When Counsel and the Holy Spirit Seem to Disagree

Posted on March 27, 2026 by Mark Cole

Learning to Live in the Tension One of the most challenging parts of following God is this: What do you do when the counsel you receive doesn’t match what you sense the Holy Spirit is saying? If you’ve walked with … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible, Holy Spirit, Leadership, Wisdom | Tagged counsel, defensive, discerning, examine your heart, faith, fear, God's will, Holy Spirit, led by the Spirit, many advisors, maturity, not infallible, obey God, passivity, pride, refine you, scripture, sincere counsel, stay humble, stay teachable, teachable, tension, wise counsel | Leave a comment

Why Some Musicians Age Out of Ministry (and How Not To)

Posted on December 13, 2025 by Mark Cole

I’m 70 years old and still serving as an active musician and leader in the local church. Over the years, I’ve watched something happen—quietly, gradually, and far too often. Some gifted church musicians don’t leave ministry because they lose ability.They … Continue reading →

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When Counsel and the Holy Spirit Seem to Disagree

Why Some Musicians Age Out of Ministry (and How Not To)

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