2 Cor. 7:2-16. Paul's response to the Corinthian's obedience to his instructions highlights the joy "godly repentance" brings and the disappointment "worldly repentance" produces.

The world needsmen of honour, men of courage who will stand for righteousness and justice, even when no one is watching. Today we honor such fathers and inspire those who aspire to such dizzying heights of leadership in our homes, our communities, our country, and indeed the world.

In this amazing

passage of the Word of God, Paul defines for us the true Biblical

perspective on the "Purpose Driven Life," and why it should radically

change our perspective on our lives as Christians.

Response from

the Congregation to the AM Message. Opportunity to comment on,

question and/or positively "criticize" the content of the message [or

other messages], using the Bible, as the Bereans did, to see if what

Pastor Lee taught "is so" according to the Word.

Something strange - if not crazy - is going on in the Bahamas.

Gambling is illegal in the Bahamas for Bahamian Citizens. Yet our Government is considering holding a referendum to decide whether or not it should enforce this long established law.!

In actuality, it is questioning the very reason for its existence: to protect law abiding citizens by prosecuting law-breaking citizens "to the full extent of the law." What should be the Christian's response to such an action. That will be the focus on both Am & PM messages today, the PM being given over primarily to questions, comments and response relative to the AM presentation.

Something strange - if not crazy - is going on in the Bahamas.

Gambling is illegal in the Bahamas for Bahamian Citizens. Yet our Government is considering holding a referendum to decide whether or not it should enforce this long established law.!

In actuality, it is questioning the very reason for its existence: to protect law abiding citizens by prosecuting law-breaking citizens "to the full extent of the law." What should be the Christian's response to such an action. That will be the focus on both Am & PM messages today, the PM being given over primarily to questions, comments and response relative to the AM presentation.

News and Notes of Local Interest

This morning’s service begins with dedication of some of our “youngest” to Lord and also features highlights from recent Ignition events, special music and a message from guest speaker, Christopher Cartwright.

tonight, Terence Pinder speaks on “The days we live in can give the appearance that righteous living produces only frustration with no benefit. The wicked and unrighteous seem to get away with anything and we can wonder if God is concerned. However, Psalm 94 teaches us that we can persevere in faithfulness because God will avenge every wrongdoer and protect the righteous.”

News and notes of local interest.