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Fire on the Mountain
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Because I Love My Church, I Will…Pray – Part 15
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God's Three Declarations – 11:00 AM
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God's Three Declarations – 8:45 AM
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Gain Time Before Game Time – Part 4
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Because I Love My Church I Will…Pray – Part 14
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House of Prayer 7:00 pm
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Our Articles of Faith and Teachings
We gather to be instructed; we scatter to be influential. We gather for worship; we scatter to witness...
Fellowship Chapel exists to give Glory to God...
Philippians 4:6
This is one of the most often quoted verses in the Bible, and for good reason–we are all are prone to worry. When Paul commands us “to be careful for nothing,” he is telling us to worry about nothing. The Greek word he used means “to be pulled in all directions, to have a divided mind.” When we become anxious over anything, it’s because we’ve taken our mind off of Christ and have allowed it to become focused on our circumstances. So rather than “being careful” over this or that, we simply need to “be prayerful” over everything! Prayer is God’s antidote to anxiety, and such prayer should include much “thanksgiving.” When our prayers are filled with praises to God for all that He has done for us, our focus will be on our great and good God, not on our problems and difficulties. The result will be “the peace of God which passeth all understanding” (vs. 7) filling our hearts, standing on guard as a sentinel to drive away any fear or worry. It’s like the old hymn says, when we turn our eyes upon Jesus, “the things of earth will grow strangely dim in the light of His glory and grace.”