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Giving glory and praise in worship Sunday School Lesson Rev. James Temples Revelation 4 As one reads the book of Revelation, it is easy to lose the focus of the message. The Apostle John gave the reference that must be used as one reads the proclamations - "The Revelation of Jesus Christ." Revelation 1:1a. The description of the many scenes show the positive and negati... More ... CHURCH NEWS Wesley Chapel A.M.E. Wesley Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church will have their annual gospel music workshop and concert with rehearsals beginning Wednesday, April 18 through Friday, April 20 at 7 p.m. The workshop choir will present a praise concert Sunday, April 22 at 4 p.m. More ... Finding confidence in Christ From the Pulpit Rev. Robert Argersinger, Hentown Church of Christ Confidence has much to do with assurance. "Therefore are always confident, knowing that, whilst we are at home in the body, we are absent from the Lord; For we walk by faith, not by sight; we are confident, I say, and willing, rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord. Wher... More ... Reflecting the image of Christ Other Voices Gary Toole Years ago mostly country folk called a mirror "a looking glass." Mirrors fascinate everyone and everything the first time they see themselves in one. The American Indian was amazed by this looking glass way back in history when the pioneers and pilgrims came to America. A baby can't figure out why ... More ... Steps for growth through prayer Let the Bible Speak Rev. Fred Daniels John 14:5, Matthew 7:21, Phillipians 1:6 Before, we talked about studying God's word. I do hope we realize it's much more than that. It's a process of growth steps that are mandatory before we can hear or see our master. Unless our minds are made up and our hearts fixed, we won't be able to st... More ...
Lizzie M. Williams Sometimes we don't realize how much someone means to us until they are not there to talk to, or to call when we're sad or happy or just to have lunch with. Sometimes we let the day-to-day things get in the way and the pride takes over. More ... |
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