Join us for our Gospel Meeting this week as we open God’s word with Stan Dean from Killen, AL. The first lesson begins this morning starting at 9:00 A.M. Sunday Bible Class.
We will have a fellowship meal following the Sunday Morning worship and then each night through Wednesday evening at 5:30 P.M.
We hope that you are able to attend with us for the wonderful lessons that will be presented.
The topics for each lesson are as follows:
Things That Drain Our Spiritual Passion — Sunday Bible Class
A Spiritual Examination — Sunday A.M. Worship
Telltale Signs You Are Running Dry — Sunday P.M. Worship
The Christian’s Greatest Danger — Monday Evening
What Jesus Had To Say About Losing Our Spiritual Fervor — Tuesday Evening
Will God Continue To Bless America? — Wednesday Evening
How it is possible to love God and not help a brother or sister when they are in need. James questions the authenticity of a person’s faith who does nothing…
How can we be sure to be filled with all the fullness of God? If we are already Christians we follow Paul's example and start with prayer. If you aren’t…
We live in a world of constantly changing values. Because of this, we need our own North Star by which to steer our ship of faith so that we value…
When you hear the word “mystery” what does your mind generally turn to? When I was a young teenager, I enjoyed reading a series of mysteries known as the “The…
If you are an elder, a leader, an overseer of a congregation of Christians you are one of “God’s stewards” and as Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 4:2, “it is…
At the end of the Old Testament, the prophet Malachi gives the mission of John the Baptist, foretells Christ’s first coming, and strongly encourages Israel to return to God. Those…
Jesus calls each of us to ask ourselves what we are doing with our money? Actually, it is not “our” money it is His which He has loaned to us…
Have you ever in a conversation had someone say to you, “Remember when ...” in an effort to call to your mind a past event. Perhaps you have said, “No,…
Every single one of us either has been or still is . . . a. Dead in trespasses and sins b. Enslaved to Satan, the world and our own fleshly…
