A Home Is A House Full Of Love

This past Sunday we had a guest speaker at church, Evangelist Dan Hadik .   He spoke on God honoring music.  His teaching on this subject went well with the post on 9 characteristics of godly music.   How important music is in the life of a believer!  May we make sure that our music honors the Lord.  Below is the outline that I got from his lesson or you can listen directly to the message HERE . Godly Music What godly music is not It is not just a catchy melody It is not just nice stirring words It is not a sound, a blend, or a soloist – Something may sound or be sung beautifully, but that does not mean it is godly or has correct theology. The hymnbook is the theology of the layman. It is not emotions - Just because your emotions are moved does not mean your are listening to godly music It does not exalt man It does not predominantly affect the body – If you are satisfying your flesh, you cannot satisfy you spirit. It is not sensual in natu...

Wouldn’t it be great to have know great preachers of the past?  Well, here is a way you can get to know them a little bit.  Last week we heard Mr. Doug Whitley preach a sermon doing a character presentation of Charles Spurgeon.  You can watch the presentation on you tube as well as many of his other character presentations.  You also might want to look at his website   where you can learn more about him and what he does.   You won’t be disappointed. Below is the first part of C.H. Spurgeon sermon on Love for the Prodigal Son.  You can go to You Tube and watch the other parts on Mr.Whitley's channel .

Are you facing trials recently?   How can you be prepared for a fiery trial.  What should you expect?  Hear a sermon by Pastor Chuck Phelps on Fiery Trials when he preached at Ambassador Baptist College 2011 Bible Conference. How To Survive the Devastating Fire You can find other sermons from Ambassador Baptist College HERE. How Firm a Foundation ~Words: From A Se­lect­ion of Hymns from the Best Au­thors, by John Rip­pon , 1787; at­trib­ut­ed var­i­ous­ly to John Keene, Kirk­ham, and John Keith. via cyberhymnal 1. How firm a foundation ye saints of the Lord, Is laid for your faith in his excellent word; What more can he say than to you he hath said? You, who unto Jesus, for refuge have fled. 2. In ev'ry condition - in sickness in health, In poverty's vale, or abounding in wealth, At home and abroad, on the land, on the sea, As thy days may demand, so thy succor shall be. 3. “Fear not, I am with thee; O be not dismaye...