Tag: missions
Listen as Rev Harry Scism ministers a message of change in these end times at Calvary’s Wednesday night Bible study. Using Jesus as an example of prayer, he challenges us to hold fast to the things God has given us by becoming an intercessor.
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Missionary James Corbin challenges the Calvary family to reach for the lost souls. Do you know the value of a lost soul? The purpose of the church is to not just to exalt the name of Jesus but to reach for lost souls. Ever soul in the world is valuable to the Lord. The church must reach for the lost. Salvation in the name of Jesus is the most important thing.
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Who Are You Building An Altar to?
March 2, 2014
Missionary Joe Cooney | Missions Conference | Sunday MorningMissionary Joe Cooney reminded the Calvary family we must have an altar and the fire of the Holy Ghost in our lives. It was the altar of repentance where we first were set free from the prison of sin and received the gift of the Holy Ghost. If you have built your altar to entertainment, sports, or even word, remember the importance of living for God and turn back to Him.
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Extending the Borders of God’s Kingdom
February 23, 2014
Missionary Curtis Scott | Missions Conference | Sunday EveningAfter the death of Moses, Joshua received the promise “Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon, that have I given unto you, as I said unto Moses.” Joshua subsequently spent his life claiming territory for the kingdom of God. The last few verses of the book of Joshua reveal at the end of his life Joshua was buried, not in the middle of the land he claimed, but in its borders. This tells us that from the day Joshua received the promise until the day he was buried, he claimed land. In the kingdom of God, Columbus is a border town. We are involved in taking territory constantly. The price of this privilege is we must remain vigilant. People in war zones, do not live in comfort. Borders are always places of great contention. It is important to understand where we are so we understand the attacks are not because of what we have done wrong but are because of who we are in the kingdom of God.
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Are you tired of living an empty life? Does your face advertise one story but your hear tell another story? The first step the woman in the 1 Kings 17 story took was to admit her emptiness. Step past the barrier of wondering what someone will think when they find out you are empty. When you drink and experience His spirit, there is an end to emptiness.
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