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Morning Worship and Children's Church - May 5, 2024
This Sunday, Pastor Brian will deliver a message that should open our spiritual eyes into eternity future. His message, "The Reality of Heaven and Hell" is taken from Luke 16:19-31 - the story of the beggar named Lazarus and the rich man. God, in His great love and mercy, gives each of us a choice...we can choose to believe in the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross for our sins and accept Him as our Savior, choosing to accept His plan of redemption and follow Him, and in the end, be welcomed into Heaven. God is also just and holy, and sin will never enter Heaven. So, we can choose to live our lives selfishly, not recognizing that we need a Savior, and travel blindly down a road to destruction, and end in Hell. Our souls live forever...and God's Word continues to remind us...choose this day who you will serve. Want to find out more about the reality that awaits us after we leave this earthly place? Please join us this Sunday, May 5, in person or online via Facebook, at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome!
Continue readingThis Sunday's message will conclude the sermon series "Living in Light of the Lord's Imminent Return". Pastor Brian will present Part III, which will focus on the fact that every Christian is to be passionate in his/her service to God and to others, fulfilling the purpose God has placed on his/her life. This week's message comes from 1 Peter 4:10-11, reminding us that all spiritual gifts come from God, and that every Christian has been given a gift. It could be singing, playing music, preaching, evangelizing, hospitality, working with children, teaching, administration, and the list goes on. We are responsible for using our gifts for God's service. The Apostle Peter reminded the believers that there is something greater than this perishing world, that this world is not their permanent home, and that in light of the Lord's imminent return, we are to put emphasis more on Godly priorities rather than earthly, human priorities. Want to know more? We invite you to join us this Sunday, either in person or online via Facebook, at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome.