Truth is certainly a relative thing these days. The abortion debate is clear evidence of that. No one can truthfully deny that an abortion takes a human life. But the way certain groups attempt to justify it is abhorrent. That's just one example of seeking truth in the wrong place. The bible is the only one hundred percent reliable source for truth! Let's join pastor Lloyd for today's message.

Have you noticed how everyone is allowed these days to make up their own version of what is true? Today on Bridging the Gap, pastor Lloyd Pulley brings us a message titled "Receiving and Guarding the Truth". We are going to visit several books in the bible to discover that the only place to find absolute truth is - the bible!

We're going to try to bridge a little of the gap between ourselves and God by improving our prayer life. It makes sense that the closer we get to God, the better our relationship will be, and to do that we've got to be good communicators. We'll look at a very good example of effective prayer today as we turn to Second Chronicles chapter twenty, verses one through thirty.

There have been many examples over the years of men and women who went to God in prayer before facing a major test. Abraham Lincoln prayed often before an important speech. Many pro athletes pray before a game. Today on Bridging the Gap, we'll go to Second Chronicles chapter twenty as we witness a prayer from a man named Jehoshafat. He was facing a very serious conflict with the enemies of Judah... so he prayed.

Today on Bridging the Gap, we'll continue our series called "True Worship", with a study in Colossians chapter three. We are looking at the differences between the old person living without God's presence in their life, and the new person, who has accepted Jesus Christ as Savior. The difference should be as apparent as the difference between a caterpillar and a butterfly.

There are many Christians who look back on their habits and behavior before they were saved and wonder what they could possibly have been thinking! The old person and the new person... it's often quite a difference. And it's supposed to be. Our study is in Colossians chapter three, verses twelve through seventeen.

A lot of people worship God in a lot of different ways. Many of them would be considered proper, and many of them would not. As pastor Lloyd takes us to the first two verses of Romans chapter twelve today, see if your worship is proper, by God's standard. That's the only standard we should be concerned with.

Today pastor Lloyd is going to bring us a message titled "Reasonable Worship". And he is going to use God's standard to decide what "reasonable" worship really is. Join us in Romans chapter twelve.

Today - we'll investigate how we can worship our Lord through song. You don't have to have the voice of Mahalia Jackson or George Beverly Shea in order to worship God. It's more your attitude than anything else.

Singing is one of the greatest ways we can worship God. And it doesn't matter whether you can carry a tune or not. Lloyd will be talking about singing our worship to the Lord today, so join us in Psalm ninety six as we join pastor Lloyd.