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“Prepare your minds for action, be self-controlled, and set your hope fully on grace.”

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Pastor Abner's May 13th Sermon
"Mothers' Day"
Sermonic Text:: Proverbs 31:30-31

Pastor Ben's May 6th Sermon
"Washed By the Blood of the Lamb Part I"
Sermonic Text:: 1 Corinthians 6:11

Pastor Ben's May 6th Sermon
"Washed By the Blood of the Lamb Part II"
Sermonic Text:: 1 Corinthians 6:11

Catherine's April 29th Sermon 

Theme:
  “Journey with Jesus:            He is the Way,
the Truth, and the Life”

SCRIPTURE: 1 Peter 1:3, 13-16​​

      As the body of Christ, we are entering the solemn season of Lent; a season that calls us to meditate, reflect, and seriously think about our relationship with God.  It’s a season that places in the forefront of our lives the love of God, and how His love is manifested every day and in every moment in us. During Lent, we are reminded that even though we are weak and vulnerable, Jesus Christ, our Savior, makes us strong and victorious!  We have, as the Apostle Peter states; “given a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead”, praise the Lord! That “new birth” can only take place when we embrace repentance and allow the Holy Spirit to take us to a place known as redemption.  That glorious process is known as being in relationship with Jesus Christ. And Lent (as it is every day!) is a perfect time for us to re-kindle and/or begin that relationship with the Lord of lords and the King of kings! 
        During this special season, I have made a decision to get closer to Jesus! I want to walk with Jesus and I want to experience His presence in my life. Lent is usually marked by our decision to “give up” something as an outward demonstration of our commitment to God, but this time around, I’ve decided to do the opposite. Instead to “giving up” something, I’ve taken up the challenge the Apostle Peter gave to the church:  “Prepare your minds for action; be self-controlled, and set your hope in the grace given to you…” I truly believe that once I “take up” and incorporate in my life the above-mentioned; God will take care of what I must give up! The things that keep me from righteousness…,and the things that get in the way of me serving the Lord in “spirit and in truth”, will be taken away by the Holy Spirit. I become a new creation in Christ Jesus, anointed to be a disciple of the living Savoir! That’s why I’m going to prepare my mind by focusing on God. I want to worship the Lord…sing praises to him, read Scripture, claim His promises, and have prayer…a constant dialogue with God. I will not allow the enemy to put negativity and evil thoughts in me. I will claim the power of God over me and my family.
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