Wednesday Night Service - May 14th, 2025
Wednesday Night Service
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14-May-2025
True believers are the most important people in this world. Tonight, at Family Worship Center, Pastor Donnie Swaggart and panel read Colossians 4:7-11 teaching on the believer’s role in building the Kingdom of God. God has divinely chosen us to be the bearer of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Just as the Apostle Paul entrusted Tychicus to carry the Word of God, God entrusts us with sharing His gospel. All Christians are called to be faithful to the Word of God, and faithful to the work of God. Whatever we do, we are doing it unto the Lord, and God takes note of it. Obedience to God also shows forth in our giving; when we give, the gospel goes forth, and souls are saved. It’s God’s will that all of humanity hears the lifesaving gospel of Jesus Christ.
PRAISE AND WORSHIP LEADER: RANDY KNAPS
PRAISE AND WORSHIP SONGS:
CAN YOU BELIEVE
THE NAME OF THE LORD
GOD RIDES ON WINGS OF LOVE
FLOW LIKE A RIVER
LET THE RIVER FLOW
SPECIAL: MIDNIGHT CRY - CHUCK DAY & GREG DAY / 1986 BRIDGE BUILDING MUSIC, INC.
SOLOIST: JOSEPH LARSON
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