THE OLD YOU IS DEAD AND THE NEW YOU IS ALIVE- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Bob Cornell, from Covenant Church in Murfreesboro Tennessee, preaches from Romans 6:3-6 and verse 9 teaching on the believer’s growth in the Lord. All too often, many Christians get saved and never grow in their faith. When a believer’s faith is stagnant, they can frustrate the Holy Spirit. We must always see Jesus increase in our lives, and self must decrease. Jesus brings together what sin divides. When we come to the knowledge that we are baptized into Christ’s death, then we know we are immersed into Christ. This is where the believer can have confidence in knowing we are more In Christ than anything else; more than in our depression, in our anxiety, fear, or sin. Brother Bob says this is not just head knowledge, but also an experiential knowledge. Our old man has been crucified with Christ, therefore, we can know instinctually who we are in Christ.
P&W Leader: B.J. Pons
Rain On Us
Let It Rain
Lord I Thirst For You
Jesus Your Name
Offering:
I’ll Fly Away
Special:
In Jesus Name
Soloist:
Tara Montpetit
After Special:
Break Every Chain
Altar:
Change My Heart Oh God
I’m Going On With Jesus
THE EXILE IS ALMOST OVER- Jesus Christ is coming back, and it won’t be very long. Tonight Pastor Paris Ragan preaches from Revelation 22:20. He asks, are we desperate to see a move of God with revival like we’ve never known? He shares the testimony of a young believer by the name of Florrie Ev...
OUR GOD IS FAITHFUL- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Loren Larson preaches from Isaiah 40:27-31, encouraging us to mount up on eagle’s wings despite the circumstances we find ourselves in. Things don’t always turn out the way we want them to. The children of Israel, in rebellion, see th...
PREVAILING PRAYER- Today at Family Worship Center, Pastor John Maasbach from The Hague, Holland preaches from Exodus 32:14 on the power of intercessory prayer. He shares how Moses pleaded to the Lord to not pour out His wrath on the Israelites, and spare them, despite their sin. Brother Maasbac...
