Ronnie Floyd

The power of God is needed in our lives. I ask God for this daily and many times, momentarily. When it is all said and done, I want to be a man who is committed to have the power of God in my life. I want to lead a people of God that rely, desire, and passionate about the [...]

This coming Sunday morning at our Pinnacle Hills location I will have the pleasure to honor my close associate in ministry, Drew Tucker.  Drew has been with me for 10 years, ministering the first 5.5 years at the Springdale location.  He now coordinates the Pinnacle Hills campus for us.  His wife, Kim, is a great friend [...]

Early this morning, I read the words, “How can they preach unless they are sent?”  Of course, this account coming from Romans 10, also states:  “How can they hear without a preacher?”  Additionally, the passionate beginning words of this chapter state:  “Brothers, my heart’s desires and prayer to God concerning them is for their salvation!”  [...]

I spent five days in Park City, Utah over Spring Break, of which I had the privilege to ski three of those days.  What an absolutely wonderful little city.  I have been to Colorado to ski for years, but the convenience of the Utah deal was great.  We took a direct flight from Northwest Arkansas [...]

Do you ever get discouraged? If not, you should probably check your pulse. Everyone gets discouraged from time to time…we’re human, and we all have feelings whether we want to admit it or not.  
So what exactly is discouragement? The dictionary defines it as: “to lose heart, courage, or confidence; to be demoralized.” Even with diligent prayer [...]

As we continue with Nehemiah today, let’s look at what vision can do. Nehemiah not only had a burden, he had a vision. I often say that vision is “seeing something before you see it,” basically knowing what you want and going for it. Without a burden, Nehemiah would have never had a vision. And [...]

We talked yesterday about Nehemiah’s burden. But how did his burden and vision become reality? Remember, Nehemiah asked God for miracles, and the first one God granted was in the heart of a King.
Nehemiah’s job title does not sound very illustrious. He was “cup-bearer to the King.” But it actually was a very significant role [...]

During this week of Spring Break, I just want to give you some food for thought from the book of Nehemiah.
In Nehemiah chapter 1, we find Nehemiah in a foreign land, serving a foreign King, all while his home of Jerusalem sits in ruins. Nehemiah was painfully aware of what had become of his city [...]

We will highlight some of the changes taking place and are about to take place in Northwest Arkansas in our Summit Business Persons’ Luncheon today.  Tickets may still be available so if you live here, you ought to call and see right now.  Do not miss the Summit today.
We will hear about the development of [...]

Hey, do you ever feel like you are juggling matters in life? I promise you I feel that way more than not. Is it bad? No, because it is necessary. It is necessary in order to meet the demands of normal life. What I have found is that what I juggle has changed through the years.
In [...]