June is the month of love, weddings, and anniversaries, and the Bible is filled with great married love stories, like Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebekah, Jacob and Rachel, Ruth and Boaz, and the Shunamite maiden and her shepherd boy. But what may be...
Sharon
Sharon Hardy Knotts is the daughter of R.G. & Doranne Hardy. She has served alongside of her parents in ministry at Faith Tabernacle Church, Baltimore, Maryland since childhood. Sharon was baptized in the Holy Spirit at age 7 in an old-fashioned tent revival, where she was slain in the Spirit, speaking in tongues. She began "preaching" in youth services at age 9, and began traveling with her father in evangelistic meetings at age 13.
Like her father and grandmother before her (Mother Mary Hardy), Sharon is an avid student of the Bible and holds a Master's in Theology from CLST, Columbus, Georgia. She is an accomplished teacher of the Word and also an anointed preacher. The marriage of these different delivery styles has produced scores of ministry tapes on various pertinent topics, which appeal to many believers.
Sharon and her husband Benny serve in fulltime ministry at R.G. Hardy Ministries. He prints Faith Is Action and oversees its publication and distribution. Family: Three grown children, Scott & Todd Stubblefield, and Sarah Knotts. Daughters-in-laws: Corinne & Amy Stubblefield. Grandsons: Noah & Matthew Stubblefield are Scott's sons. Sharon especially enjoys writing and serves as Editor of Faith Is Action and other Ministry publications. She also writes essays and poetry, some of which can be found here.
Perhaps you are thinking, do we really need to ask this question? There are some teachers in the Church who purport that it didn’t matter where Jesus died—only that He died. It wouldn’t have mattered if He had died from stoning or other means....
Marriage was God’s idea, and the Creator knows what is right for His creation. He was the first matchmaker, and He instituted marriage via hands-on creation: “And the Lord God caused deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept, and he took one...
Bitterness is a poison that brings many ills: spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and yes—even physically. There are many causes of bitterness, but it begins with an offense of some kind. Generally, the seed of offense is watered by unforgiveness, which can develop into a root...
1. One Thing I Know “He answered and said, Whether he be a sinner or no, I know not: one thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I see” (John 9:25). When His disciples saw the blind man sitting on the wayside,...