First Monday of Each Month at
7:00 PM:
Men's Prayer
First Wed. of Each
Month at 6:45 PM: Daughters of Zion -
Mother's Prayer Meeting
Tuesday at 9 AM: Open Prayer
Wednesday at 7 PM:
Family Prayer
Saturday at 7 PM:
Open Prayer
Sunday at 5:30 PM:
Intercessors Prayer
Sunday at 6:00 PM:
All Church Prayer
From
thePastor:
Are you looking for the answer to life's
problems?
Jesus is the answer!
For every situation you face, there is a God who is able to do "exceedingly
abundantly above all that we could ever ask or think."
There is no problem that he doesn't have the solution, no disease that He
doesn't have the cure, no heartache that He doesn't understand, no sin that
He cannot forgive.
Yes, God is able to deliver the drug & nicotine addict, heal the broken
marriage, cure the cancer, mend the broken hearted and yes, he WILL forgive
your sins.
Jesus is the answer
Time: Are You
Spending or Investing? Written by Ron
Nichols
There's a
common expression that we use all the
time. It's pretty harmless in itself,
but as fathers we need to think
differently with it. It's the simple
concept of spending time.
We
always say, “I spent a lot of time on
that project,” or, “I spent 20 minutes
standing in line at the store,” or
whatever.
Even here at the National
Center, we have often talked about how
much time a father spends with his
children. Committed fathers spend lots
of time with their children, right?
There’s
nothing wrong with saying that, but I
want to make a distinction that I hope
we can all keep in mind as we consider
how we manage our schedules and make
time for our families. You see, we
have to think of time as something we
invest, not something we spend.
Read More
Fathers what are you
doing with your time?
Interested in a
FREE Home Bible Study
Call 419-885-4888
From
There's a
common expression that we use all the
time. It's pretty harmless in itself,
but as fathers we need to think
differently with it. It's the simple
concept of spending time.
Even here at the National
Center, we have often talked about how
much time a father spends with his
children. Committed fathers spend lots
of time with their children, right? 
