Sunday Evening Service - Mar. 13th, 2022
Sunday Evening Service
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13-Mar-2022
THE LOVING SHEPHERD- God is in charge, of all things. Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Mike Muzzerall preaches from Ezekiel 34 and Psalm 23, pointing to Israel and the prophecies yet to come to fruition and how they align with what we are seeing in the world today. Brother Muzzerall reminds us that in Christ we are to have no fear, for He leads us. He is our shepherd and we shall not want. He is a merciful God, and by His grace He will heal our land. Jesus Christ, on Calvary’s Cross, has already won the battle. In Christ, we can have a victorious Christian life. God prepares a table in the midst of our enemies. He’s calling the hungry to come and dine.
P&W LEADER:
Grace Brumley
I Want To See People Changed
Give Me Oil In My Lamp
I’m On The Battlefield
Take My Life And Let It Be
Here I Am To Worship
OFFERING:
It Was A Great Thing
SPECIAL:
Through The Blood
SOLOIST:
Randy Knaps
ALTAR:
Let Your Living Waters Flow
Got Any Rivers
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