Ugandan Thunder

Jerriann Pope's daughter, Jessica Lewis, took quite a few pictures during the Ugandan Thunder concert last week. they are really great. If you are interested in downloading some of them, you will find an album of the pictures here.
Ugandan Thunder Concert

Or you may just wish to watch this slide show of the pictures.

Ugandan Thunder

Ugandan Thunder sang and danced their way into the hearts of everyone gathered at DaySpring Church on Tuesday night for a night of celebration of faith in Christ that was both spirit-filled and lots of fun. Before the concert, Ted Moody, known as "Big Daddy" in Uganda because of his love and service to the orphans of that country, asked the kids to whom they were singing. They answered that they were singing to one person - God. And they did just that with songs in English and Lugandan and with all of the enthusiasm and energy of youths ranging in age from nine to sixteen. I don't believe anyone left the concert who was not totally inspired by the witness of these African youth. I wish you all could have been here. (Click on each image for a larger picture.)

New Steeple!

By now, most of you have probably seen the new steeple. It really looks good. Thanks to everyone who worked to get this project completed. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger picture.

What About the Children?

On a couple of occasions lately, the question has come up about the eternal destiny of children who die before they reach an age of responsibility - an age where they can understand about sin and make a decision about the lordship of Christ. Recently, I listened to a sermon on this subject by one of my favorites pastors, David Jeremiah. If this is a question that you have asked, visit these links to listen to the sermon which is in two parts.

What About the Children? Part 1

What About the Children? Part 2

Sermon 07Mar2010

Sermon 07Mar2010 mp3
Sermon 07Mar2010 MS Word
Sermon 07Mar2010 pdf

Bible Study in Acts - Update

I am leading in a study of the Book of Acts on Wednesday evenings at 7:00. We are now in the eighth week of that study. This week we will continue our study of the birth of the church in Acts 2. Last week, we finished Lesson 6, a two-week venture through Peter's first sermon following Pentecost. We recorded the first night of this study, but did not get to record the second night. You can download the mp3 of the first lesson here. Or you can listen here by clicking on the player below.



If you prefer to read the entire lesson, you can download a copy of that also. Just remember that this is my teaching guide and is written for teaching, not so much for reading.   MS Word Version     PDF Version

On the second night of Lesson 6, I gave out a listening guide. I know we went through the lesson that night very quickly so that some may not have gotten all of the answers. So here is a listening guide with the answers filled in for you.   MSWord Version   PDF Version

If you missed Lessons 1-5, you can click here to go to the earlier blog to download them as a zip file. These are all in pdf format. If you have difficulty with any of this, let me know and I will post them separately or email them to you.

Sermon 28Feb2010

Technology is a wonderful thing when all goes well. However, this week, it worked against us. As a result, we were not able to record the sermon. The sermon this week was the first in a new series entitled "4-Letter Words." This week dealt with the subject of Love. Click on the links below if you would like to read the sermon.

28Feb2010 MSWord

28Feb2010 PDF

Sermon 21Feb2010

The final sermon in a three-part series on Habakkuk.


21Feb2010 mp3
21Feb2010 MS Word
21Feb2010 pdf

Update

I know that some of you have checked back looking for Part 2 of the earlier lesson concerning the scripture that teaches that God hates some people. Part 2 deals with the question of God's love for all men. I am working on that lesson. I pray you will be patient and keep checking back.

In the meantime, let me recommend a book you should read related to the subject of God's love: John MacArthur, The God Who Loves.

Another book that I have not read but that comes highly recommended is one you can download free in pdf format: D. A. Carson, The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God.

Also, don't forget about this Sunday afternoon at 5:00 is the opening ceremony for the...