Prayer of the Day: 1Ch 29:13 Now therefore, our God, we thank thee, and praise thy glorious name.
Visit a Quite Space for Prayer

Daily Devotional
Starting each October, catalogs begin to fill up my mailbox advertising clothes, appliances, shoes, candles, books, music—more than I could ever need or want for myself or for loved ones at Christmas. But one catalog I received last November was a refreshing change. It was filled with ways people could give to orphans, the poor, the hungry, the sick, and the disabled through an international Christian ministry. The note in the front of the catalog read: "Share the light and love of Jesus Christ with people whose lives are filled with darkness and despair." What a relief to think about something other than buying one more thing for someone who already has so much! The Macedonian church was an example of generosity (2 Corinthians 8:1-6). They gave themselves first to the Lord, then to those helping the needy in Jerusalem. Paul encouraged the Corinthians to follow their example and Christ's, who gave Himself and "became poor, that [we] through His poverty might become rich" (v.9). Do you want a refreshing change this Christmas? Consider new ways to give yourself to the Lord and to those in need. It's a meaningful way to thank God for "His indescribable gift" of salvation through His Son.
Our Daily Bread->>

Sermon of the Day: Giving Thanks in Every Situation ->> by Charles Stanley.

From the Pastor: Praise the Lord. Let's continue to pray for God to bless our church and for many souls to be saved during this year's holiday season.

God Bless You- Pastor Sam Smith