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Pastor Wayne Powers
January 29, 2017
Psalm 119:89
Music preceding message: Learning to Lean by Pastor Wayne Powers & Congregation; Go Close the Windows by Pastor Wayne Powers
The Word of God is ever-settled in Heaven!
Are you living in denial? Are there things going on in your life that you choose to deny are happening or going on?
denial- to deny the reality of one's situation
Reference verses: Jeremiah 7:1-12
"Freedom Worship Center"
Our foundation is laid upon the principles of biblical holiness. Even before the church experienced the outpouring of the Holy Ghost, it's roots were set in the holiness revival of the past century. It was and is, a holiness church--holiness in fact and holiness in name. The passing of 18 years has not diminished our holiness position or convictions. The years have, instead, strengthened our knowledge that without holiness it is impossible to please God. We hereby remind ourselves that the Scriptures enjoin us at all times to examine our own hearts. Conditions of our day desperately require it. The basic doctrines of the church have remained constant since the inception of the church."
- Sun, Jun 23 Readings - 2 KINGS 4:18-5:27 | ACTS 15:1-35 | PSALM 141:1-10 | PROVERBS 17:23
- Mon, Jun 24 Readings - 2 KINGS 6:1-7:20 | ACTS 15:36-16:15 | PSALM 142:1-7 | PROVERBS 17:24-25
- Tue, Jun 25 Readings - 2 KINGS 8:1-9:13 | ACTS 16:16-40 | PSALM 143:1-12 | PROVERBS 17:26
- Wed, Jun 26 Readings - 2 KINGS 9:14-10:31 | ACTS 17:1-34 | PSALM 144:1-15 | PROVERBS 17:27-28
- Thu, Jun 27 Readings - 2 KINGS 10:32-12:21 | ACTS 18:1-22 | PSALM 145:1-21 | PROVERBS 18:1
- Fri, Jun 28 Readings - 2 KINGS 13:1-14:29 | ACTS 18:23-19:12 | PSALM 146:1-10 | PROVERBS 18:2-3
- Sat, Jun 29 Readings - 2 KINGS 15:1-16:20 | ACTS 19:13-41 | PSALM 147:1-20 | PROVERBS 18:4-5
--ONE NATION UNDER GOD--
God's law is supreme, however we are to obey the laws of our country insofar as they are not in conflict with obedience to God (Acts 5:29). When it becomes necessary to disagree with practices and requirements of government, we should do so out of a concern for the promotion of righteousness and not out of delight in discord and controversy.