Sunday at Grace
Dear Church Family and Friends,
What a difference a Week Makes.
Last Saturday we were enjoying one of the most beautiful snow falls we have seen in some time. Today, it's cold but beautifully sunlit. I'm outside making visits and phone calls this morning to people who have been quests of our church inviting them to Grace tomorrow morning.
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO 160+ IN
ATTENDANCE IN WORSHIP TOMORROW.
ATTENDANCE IN WORSHIP TOMORROW.
Last week we recorded 161 in attendance counting both the morning service and the evening Valentine Banquet. I have already prayed this morning that God will send over 160 to attend the morning service. I'm doing my part in visiting and calling people about tomorrow's opportunity to worship and fellowship in Jesus' name. I trust you will be there to help celebrate our 160+ achievement.
I'm preaching tomorrow from Psalm 119, verses 10-16 the second part of the message entitled, “How to Stay Pure.” I've done a lot of work this week researching the work a Scribe performs in preserving the Word of God. Ezra, who wrote Psalm 119 was both a Scribe and a Priest. He was responsible for not only preserving God's word, but also applying it in worship through administration of the offerings and sacrifices brought to church by God's people. You are going to be amazed by the dedication and commitment a scribe has toward his calling to become a scribe. A scribe had to study for 36 years before being eligible to be ordained. There's more, but I'm going to save what I've learned until tomorrow morning. Come to Grace in the morning to hear “The Rest of the Story.”
I'm really excited about preaching from God's Word tomorrow. I believe there is a special message and an amazing blessing especially for you at church tomorrow. DON'T MISS IT!
Last week we recorded 161 in attendance counting both the morning service and the evening Valentine Banquet. I have already prayed this morning that God will send over 160 to attend the morning service. I'm doing my part in visiting and calling people about tomorrow's opportunity to worship and fellowship in Jesus' name. I trust you will be there to help celebrate our 160+ achievement.
I'm preaching tomorrow from Psalm 119, verses 10-16 the second part of the message entitled, “How to Stay Pure.” I've done a lot of work this week researching the work a Scribe performs in preserving the Word of God. Ezra, who wrote Psalm 119 was both a Scribe and a Priest. He was responsible for not only preserving God's word, but also applying it in worship through administration of the offerings and sacrifices brought to church by God's people. You are going to be amazed by the dedication and commitment a scribe has toward his calling to become a scribe. A scribe had to study for 36 years before being eligible to be ordained. There's more, but I'm going to save what I've learned until tomorrow morning. Come to Grace in the morning to hear “The Rest of the Story.”
I'm really excited about preaching from God's Word tomorrow. I believe there is a special message and an amazing blessing especially for you at church tomorrow. DON'T MISS IT!
Pastor Mike
Sundays Are Great At Grace
Welcome to Grace Baptist Church. Of all the names given to churches everywhere, the name chosen by this congregation over 50 years ago says everything about the heart of God whom we serve. God's purpose of Grace was in His heart before sin was ever in the heart of man.
Grace expresses the eternal purpose of God to redeem us from our sins: "For by grace you have been saved through faith and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God" (Ephesians 2:8, NASV). Grace is the glorious display of God' sovereign goodness.
The character of Grace Baptist Church is not only conveyed in the gospel we preach, but in the manner by which God's amazing grace is shown through our fellowship and sharing with others. Our church is committed to not only proclaim the message of God's amazing grace, but also to show it by the way we live for Jesus every day. We truly want to be people who are filled with God's grace and freely give it away.
We invite you and your family to come attend our services and see if we are the people we propose to be. Better yet, come join with us and help us become more and more a people who are like what our name says we are, "...much more those who receive the abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One, Jesus Christ." (Romans 5:17b, NASV)
I pray God's grace for you. It will abundantly save you through faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 1:7, NASV). God's amazing grace will bless your life, your family and friends, as you daily live for Jesus. I look forward to seeing and greeting you soon in the name of Jesus. "...Grace be with you" (Colossians 4:18).
Pastor Mike Williams
Grace expresses the eternal purpose of God to redeem us from our sins: "For by grace you have been saved through faith and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God" (Ephesians 2:8, NASV). Grace is the glorious display of God' sovereign goodness.
The character of Grace Baptist Church is not only conveyed in the gospel we preach, but in the manner by which God's amazing grace is shown through our fellowship and sharing with others. Our church is committed to not only proclaim the message of God's amazing grace, but also to show it by the way we live for Jesus every day. We truly want to be people who are filled with God's grace and freely give it away.
We invite you and your family to come attend our services and see if we are the people we propose to be. Better yet, come join with us and help us become more and more a people who are like what our name says we are, "...much more those who receive the abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One, Jesus Christ." (Romans 5:17b, NASV)
I pray God's grace for you. It will abundantly save you through faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 1:7, NASV). God's amazing grace will bless your life, your family and friends, as you daily live for Jesus. I look forward to seeing and greeting you soon in the name of Jesus. "...Grace be with you" (Colossians 4:18).
Pastor Mike Williams