PM Sermon - Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017
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By Kenny Chumbley "He knows what we are made of, He remembers we are dust" (Ps. 103.14, Moffit translation).
Full congregational singing. A few Christians gathered at the Hartford Highway Church of Christ in Dothan, Alabama for a singing during the annual New Year's Meeting.
1:45 - Bound For The Promised Land
3:41 - Wings of Love
6:16 - My Home, Sweet Home
8:37 - Soon
11:55 - Thou Art Merciful, O Father
14:38 - I Will Glory In The Cross
18:19 - When We Have Triumphed At Last
21:36 - My Treasure
24:16 - Mended And Whole
26:30 - What Love
29:11- O For A Faith That Will Not Shrink
31:07 - Restore The Paths-
By Steve Klein Children are natural imitators, not only of their parents, but also of each other. Paul alludes to this inborn mimicry when he commands us to "be imitators of God as dear children." (Ephesians 5:1). So, children are "imitators." We know this. But we get so focused on "peer pressure" as a negative thing that we forget that young people can and should influence one another to do good.
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By Doy Moyer Christians are part of a kingdom that is not of this world and is eternal. This kingdom rises above and outlasts all earthly powers. Christians have a citizenship that is heavenly, far greater and more permanent than any earthly citizenship. They are not to be conformed to this world, nor are they to employ carnal tactics in dealing with this world.
