Kevin McGill Green Lake Church senior pastor Previously Kevin wrote from Troy, Idaho, where he shepherded three churches in the Deary and Troy, Idaho, and Endicott, Washington area. Kevin writes from Seattle as he shepherds the Green Lake Church. He loves spending time with his family. By Kevin McGill The Treasure Map is Not the Treasure The Bible is an ancient collection of poems, stories, history and perspectives, written by imperfect people, that points us to the Word of God. Read more Like Smoking on a Plane Words matter. Imagine if instead of playing semantic word games, we would have recognized God’s calling on ALL pastors, both men and women. Read more Election Year In this election cycle may we as a church give our allegiance to the Leader that united men from all ends of the political/religious spectrum and prayed that His followers would be one. Read more A Place for You The music we like, the preachers we listen to and the way we interpret life varies. We are different, and that's okay. What's not okay is thinking that our church would be better if we could just make everyone speak and think exactly the same. Read more Mastering Divinity A Litmus test for Christians is how we relate to those that disagree with us. Read more Belief Our beliefs shape our priorities and our priorities shape us. All the law and prophets can be distilled to two essential beliefs: love God and love others. Read more Removing the Barriers Barriers are being broken. Churches across the denomination are seeing that God works through women just as he does men. Being a male isn't what makes somebody a great leader. Real leadership is exemplified by our character, not our genitalia. Read more An Oasis in the City Places of refuge are worth investing in. All of us experience the joys and hardships of life and need places to rest and recharge. Read more Leadership for a Divided World Looking at Jesus' example of leadership, Kevin McGill explores the topic of leadership for a divided world. Read more A Hill to Die On: Part 3 If we follow in the footsteps of Jesus, we won't seek to lord authority over anyone. Godly authority isn't based on physical attributes; it's based on a willingness to lay down our power to lift others up. Read more Pagination Page 1 Next page ››
The Treasure Map is Not the Treasure The Bible is an ancient collection of poems, stories, history and perspectives, written by imperfect people, that points us to the Word of God. Read more
Like Smoking on a Plane Words matter. Imagine if instead of playing semantic word games, we would have recognized God’s calling on ALL pastors, both men and women. Read more
Election Year In this election cycle may we as a church give our allegiance to the Leader that united men from all ends of the political/religious spectrum and prayed that His followers would be one. Read more
A Place for You The music we like, the preachers we listen to and the way we interpret life varies. We are different, and that's okay. What's not okay is thinking that our church would be better if we could just make everyone speak and think exactly the same. Read more
Mastering Divinity A Litmus test for Christians is how we relate to those that disagree with us. Read more
Belief Our beliefs shape our priorities and our priorities shape us. All the law and prophets can be distilled to two essential beliefs: love God and love others. Read more
Removing the Barriers Barriers are being broken. Churches across the denomination are seeing that God works through women just as he does men. Being a male isn't what makes somebody a great leader. Real leadership is exemplified by our character, not our genitalia. Read more
An Oasis in the City Places of refuge are worth investing in. All of us experience the joys and hardships of life and need places to rest and recharge. Read more
Leadership for a Divided World Looking at Jesus' example of leadership, Kevin McGill explores the topic of leadership for a divided world. Read more
A Hill to Die On: Part 3 If we follow in the footsteps of Jesus, we won't seek to lord authority over anyone. Godly authority isn't based on physical attributes; it's based on a willingness to lay down our power to lift others up. Read more
