Devotional: In support of churches
When I look at how many people do not go to church, it saddens and scares me.
Certainly God who created us is pleased when we go to church and show Him that we love Him.
When we go to a Christ-centered church, it helps remind us of what is important in life - God, faith and love. It is a time to “draw apart” and think of our blessings.wcp 8-24-10 Read More ...
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A ‘penny’s worth’ of blessings
The Messenger, September 2, 2010
By members of Obion County Ministerial Association
How often do we ask God for a “penny’s worth” of blessings, when He is willing to give us far more?
A hymn writer put it this way:
“Thou art coming to a King;
Large petitions with thee bring.
For His grace and power are such,
None can ever ask too much.” Read More ...
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Welcome the Dills
The Messenger, September 2, 2010
The Dills will be presenting a gospel music program Sunday at 6 p.m. at Sunswept Baptist Church at 205 Sunswept Drive in Union City. Read More ...
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Church news
The Messenger, September 2, 2010
First Saturday sing set
The Boosters First Saturday Monthly Sing will be held at Crossroads Worship Center in Brag-gadocio, Mo., Saturday at 5 p.m. The featured group, Southern Grace, will sing at 7 p.m. and there will be an open mic opportunity, with everyone invited to sing.
Free soft drinks, coffee and tea will be available and concessions will be offered.
The Boosters Band will also be present. Read More ...
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Soli Deo Gloria: For the Glory of God Alone
The Messenger, September 2, 2010
The great evangelical disaster
By ARTHUR W. HUNT
Special to The Messenger
Toward the end of his life, Francis A. Schaeffer wrote, “Accommodation leads to accommodation, which leads to accommodation.” He was terminally ill with cancer and did not have long to put on paper the last things he wanted to say to a large evangelical audience. In book form, the message took the title “The Great Evangelical Disaster.” Read More ...
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Soli Deo Gloria: For the Glory of God Alone
The Messenger, September 2, 2010
The great evangelical disaster
By ARTHUR W. HUNT
Special to The Messenger
Toward the end of his life, Francis A. Schaeffer wrote, “Accommodation leads to accommodation, which leads to accommodation.” He was terminally ill with cancer and did not have long to put on paper the last things he wanted to say to a large evangelical audience. In book form, the message took the title “The Great Evangelical Disaster.” Read More ...
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Enjoying God
The Messenger, August 26, 2010
By members of Obion County Ministerial Association
Are you enjoying God? Read More ...
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Soli Deo Gloria: For the Glory of God Alone
The Messenger, August 26, 2010
The Life and thought
of Francis A. Schaeffer
(1912-1984)
By ARTHUR W. HUNT
Special to The Messenger
The first time I saw Francis A. Schaeffer was in a film titled “What Ever Happened to the Human Race?” Read More ...
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Church news
The Messenger, August 26, 2010
Gospel singing set
There will be a gospel singing at South Fulton Liberty Worship Center at 120 Forestdale St. Sunday at 6 p.m. Everyone is invited, according to the pastor, the Rev. Danny Walker. Read More ...
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