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1_5_25 - Sunday School

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Wiggins reflects on the timeless truth of God's provision, protection, and presence in our lives. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6, he reminds us how God "brought us out to bring us in," delivering His people from trouble to triumph. Through personal stories of faith, including his own journey in Bible college and the miraculous survival of Eddie Rickenbacker, Pastor Wiggins emphasizes the importance of gratitude and trust in God's sovereignty. He concludes with an invitation to salvation, renewal, and hope for the future, grounded in the unchanging faithfulness of God. 1_5_25 - Sunday Morning Service ⁠https://www.youtube.com/live/kv-8o9XsV8Y⁠

12_31_2024 -Watch Night Service

12_29_2024 -Sunday PM Service

12_29_2024 -Sunday School

12_29_2024 -Sunday AM Service

12_24_2024 -Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study ( MERRY CHRISTMAS)

In this heartfelt message, Bro. Pautz explores the profound significance of Jesus' birth and mission as prophesied in Isaiah 9:6. Drawing parallels between scripture and personal experiences, he reflects on the Virgin Birth, the godly character of Mary and Joseph, and Jesus' role as our "Wonderful Counselor." Through stories of faith, guidance, and perseverance, this sermon encourages believers to trust God's plan, give Him the benefit of the doubt in difficult times, and marvel at the wonder of Christ's life and sacrifice. 12_22_2024 - Sunday School

12_22_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

12_22_2024 - Sunday Evening Service (Choir Christmas Cantata Special)

In this heartfelt message, Bro. Pautz explores the magnificence of God as Creator, the richness of His Word, and the profound truths revealed through His love and purpose. From the creation of man to the life-giving power of Scripture, he reminds us of God's perfect design and His unfailing provision in every season. Drawing from Nehemiah 8, he illustrates the transformative impact of God's Word on a prepared heart, emphasizing the joy, love, and spiritual awakening that come from encountering God intimately. This message encourages us to deepen our relationship with God, trust His sovereignty, and embrace His grace even through life's trials. 12_18_2024 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

12_15_2024 - Sunday School

12_15_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Join us as we celebrate the true meaning of Christmas through song, scripture, and heartfelt reflections. From the joyful voices of children sharing the gospel message to a touching sermon on the shepherds and their response to the Savior's birth, this program reminds us of the greatest gift ever given—Jesus Christ. His birth brought light into a dark world, hope for all people, and salvation for those who believe. Take a moment to reflect on His love, the joy of salvation, and the peace found in Him this Christmas season.

Event Summary - Christmas Service Program

1. Happy Birthday Jesus (Song)

   • A heartfelt celebration acknowledging Jesus as the reason for Christmas, emphasizing joy, gratitude, and love.
   • Lyrics highlight: "The real gift is You."

2. Narration on Jesus' Birth

   • Reflection on the humble birth of Christ in Bethlehem, bringing hope and peace to the world.
   • Reminder: Jesus’ greater purpose was to die on the cross, offering salvation to all who believe.

3. Congregational Song: Joy to the World

   • Full participation as attendees praised God for the joy Jesus brought to mankind.

4. Message from Luke 2:8-14 (Christmas Story)

   • The focus was on the shepherds’ role as the “common people” chosen to witness Christ's birth.
   • Key Points:

5. The Gospel Invitation

   • Emphasis on the light of the Gospel transforming lives: “From darkness to light, from death to life.”
   • Call for believers to share the message of Christ and for non-believers to accept Him as Savior.

6. Closing Prayer and Invitation

   • A final appeal for reflection and gratitude for Jesus’ birth and sacrifice.

12_08_2024 - Sunday School

12_08_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

12_04_2024 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

12_01_2024 - Sunday School

Brother Tony delves into the character of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as depicted in the Bible. Through a thorough examination of scriptural passages, he highlights Mary's humility, faith, and holiness. Brother Tony encourages us to reflect on these qualities and apply them in our own lives, reminding us that true character is revealed through our actions and our trust in God's plan.

Outline:

1. Introduction

   • Importance of character in Christian life

   • Overview of Mary’s role in the Christmas narrative

2. Mary's Humble Origins

   • Mary as a common person from Nazareth

   • God's choice of Mary despite her humble background

3. High Moral Character

   • Mary's purity and commitment to God's laws

   • The significance of Mary’s virginity

4. Human Yet Chosen

   • Mary as a relatable figure, needing a savior

   • Distinguishing Mary’s humanity from divinity

5. Trustworthiness and Trusting Nature

   • Mary’s trustworthiness in God's eyes

   • Her acceptance of God’s plan despite fear and uncertainty

6. Exemplary Holiness

   • Mary’s dedication to living a holy life

   • Her declaration: "My soul doth magnify the Lord"

7. Humility and Honoring God

   • Mary's humble acknowledgment of her role

   • Her focus on glorifying God rather than herself

8. Conclusion

   • Summary of Mary’s character

     
     

     12_08_2024 - Sunday Evening Service

12_01_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

This powerful sermon challenges believers to recognize and overcome the influences of the world, the flesh, and the devil. By examining the temptations of performance, possessions, and pride, the message highlights the importance of abiding in God's Word, separating from worldly distractions, and finding satisfaction in His will. With practical examples and personal insights, it calls Christians to a life of spiritual growth, maturity, and commitment to God’s eternal purpose.

11_26_2024 -Tuesday Night Prayer & Bible Study (Happy Thanksgiving)

11_24_2024 - Sunday Evening Service

11_24_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

11_24_2024 - Sunday School

11_20_2024 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

11_17_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

11_17_2024 - Sunday School

11_13_2024 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

10_27_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

10_27_2024 - Sunday School

11_10_2024 - Sunday PM Veterans Day Service p2

11_10_2024 - Sunday AM Veterans Day Service

This message emphasizes the Christian call to embody dedication, compassion, and sacrifice. Through powerful historical and personal stories, it challenges believers to reflect on their level of commitment to Christ and to others. From the inspiring lives of Pony Express riders to the everyday acts of care, the message underscores the importance of serving others as a testimony of faith. It encourages believers to examine their actions and attitudes, striving to leave a legacy of love that reflects Christ’s compassion for both the saved and the lost.

Outline:

• Setting the stage: Reflecting on the Pony Express and its high standards of commitment.
• Introduction to the concept of legacy: How will we be remembered? What testimony will our lives leave behind?

• Historical Insight: The requirements and oath of the Pony Express riders (no drinking, fighting, or swearing; dedication to duty).
• Application for Christians: Just as riders committed to their mission, Christians are called to uphold their commitments to Christ and others.
• Key Thought: If such dedication was shown by riders for their job, how much more should Christians commit to their higher calling?

• Jesus’ Compassion: Emphasizing Jesus’ care for both the physical and spiritual needs of others.
• Scriptural Foundation: “For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10).
• Our Calling: As Christ came to serve, we too should care deeply about others' salvation, welfare, and needs.

• Personal Testimony of Sacrifice: The story of staying overnight with Nelson, illustrating how simple actions can communicate deep care.
• Impact of Compassion: People notice acts of love and selflessness; they often see Christ through our acts of service.
• Application Challenge: Are we willing to sacrifice for others and go out of our way to show God’s love?

• The Role of Pastoral Care: Personal reflections on the importance of being present for church members in the hospital.
• Illustration of the Lady in Maryville: Emphasizing how the presence and prayer of a believer can bring comfort and hope.
• Modern Application: The continued importance of prayer, presence, and compassion as essential to the healing and well-being of others.

• Introspection: Are we satisfied with our level of dedication? Do we have a legacy worth leaving?
• The Biblical Standard: "By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another" (John 13:35).
• Challenge to the Congregation: Examine one’s own level of care and commitment—both to God and others—and resolve to leave a legacy rooted in compassion and faithfulness.

• Invitation to Respond: Reflecting on personal dedication, with an invitation to commit to living for Christ and serving others more deeply.
• Closing Song: “Let Him Have His Way with Thee,” encouraging a surrendered heart and a life led by God’s will.

• Prayer for Dedication and Compassion: Asking God to instill in us a heart for others and the desire to leave a legacy of faith.
• Final Hymn: “Jesus Loves Me,” reaffirming God’s love as the foundation for all acts of service and care.

11_10_2024 - Sunday School

11_6_2024 - Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer Meeting

11_3_2024 - Sunday Evening Service (Big Day)

11_3_2024 - Sunday Morning Service (Big Day)

11_3_2024 - Sunday School

10_30_2024 - Wednesday Night Bible Study

11_10_2024 - Sunday PM Veterans Day Service

10_27_2024 - Sunday Evening Service

In our journey through life, we encounter both moments of joy and times of hardship. How we respond to these trials defines the strength of our faith and our relationship with God. In this sermon, Pastor Wiggins will explore how to stay anchored in our faith, finding God’s purpose, peace, and power even amidst life’s toughest challenges. Through biblical stories, key scriptures, and relatable insights, this message will offer practical wisdom for navigating life’s trials, helping us to find hope, resilience, and strength through our trust in God.

I. The Foundation of Our Faith: God’s Promises

• Scripture: “For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us.” - 2 Corinthians 1:20
• God’s promises are reliable and unchanging. When we understand the promises He has made to us, our faith is strengthened and grounded.

II. Standing Firm on God’s Word

• Scripture: “Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock.” - Matthew 7:24
• Obeying God’s Word provides stability. By living according to His truth, we anchor ourselves against the storms of life, finding security in His teachings.

III. Trusting in God’s Character Amid Trials

• Scripture: “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.” - Lamentations 3:22-23
• God’s faithfulness never falters, and His mercies renew every day. By remembering His consistent nature, we can remain anchored, even when circumstances seem overwhelming.

IV. Encouraging One Another to Stay Anchored

• Scripture: “Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.” - Hebrews 10:25
• We are called to encourage and support one another, especially during difficult times. In fellowship, we remind each other of God’s faithfulness and find strength together.

V. Anchored in Hope, Looking Ahead

• Scripture: “Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and stedfast, and which entereth into that within the veil.” - Hebrews 6:19
• The hope we have in Christ serves as an anchor for our souls. As we look to the future with confidence in His eternal promises, we find peace and stability. 10_20_2024 - Sunday Evening Service

10_20_2024 - Sunday Morning Service

10_23_2024 -Wednesday Night Bible Study & Prayer

10_20_2024 - Sunday School

10_16_2024 - Wednesday Night Prayer & Bible Study

10/13/2024 - Sunday Morning Service

10_13_24 Sunday School

10_13_2024 - Sunday Evening Service