Month: October 2016

Events

Woodlawn

Post author By Pastor Howie
Post date October 21, 2016

Woodlawn is a true story about a high school football team in Birmingham, Alabama during the early days of integration. A chaplain gave a pep talk to the team sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ and all but 3 players trusted Christ. Eventually the head coach also was saved. It’s a story about Tony Anthony and his journey along with the team as that meeting not galvanized the team, but impacted the entire school including their cross-town rival.

The movie will start at 6:30 p.m. Snacks will be provided. Whether you enjoy football or not, this is a great inspiring movie for the whole family.

Sermons

A Fast Prayer

Post author By Pastor Howie
Post date October 17, 2016

10-16 Daniel 9:1-19 The focus of this message is a call for Christians to pray for our nation using the prayer of Daniel as a model. Daniel was deeply troubled by the vision he saw in chapter 8 and he set about to find an answer through the study of God’s Word and prayer. He spent time fasting. Leading up to the election, this is a call for us to unite in prayer and if possible, include fasting as a means of calling on God’s mercy and forgiveness to restore our land.

Sermons

How to Pray for Missionaries

Post author By Pastor Howie
Post date October 9, 2016

The Apostle Paul provides some great guidance in how we can pray for missionaries. John Pierce, missionary with New Tribes Mission shares practical ways to pray for those who serve on the mission field, whether in a foreign land or serving at the mission headquarters. Take some time to listen and learn how you can pray specifically for missionaries.

Sermons

Greet One Another

Post author By Pastor Howie
Post date October 2, 2016

10-02-romans-16-3-16 How important are greetings? I think Paul would say they are very important as they demonstrate the kind of relationship we have in the body of Christ. A body that is in unity will show an affection in how they greet each other. Paul adds that we should greet one another with a holy kiss. Take something ordinary and make it extraordinary, God centered. It should be sincere, sensitive, and sacred. How we greet each other is a strong testimony to the outside world of our relationship with Christ evidenced in those greetings. In what ever way we greet each other it should be personal and pure.