Clifford Baptist

We are in our last we of laying the groundwork, preparing our hearts, our families and our church for revival. We have been reminded to seek revival through prayer and preparation. We look at the great Old Testament question, "Wilt thou not revive us again?" Join us as we continue to prepare our hearts and look at the great Blessing of Revival.

When was the last time you prepared for something? Maybe is was straightening up the home for company, or studying hard for a test, ordering the parts needed to make a repair. We don't realize how much preparation we actually do. What about Revival? How should we make preparations for that? Do we just show up and expect God to work? This week we will look to "Prepare ye the way of the Lord" leading up to our Revival.

How do we fulfill our call to go and make disciples? By grace, we fulfill our call to make disciples. Jesus provides three foundations upon which we can fulfill our call to make disciples.

Worship is an act of the heart, a response to who Christ is to us individually. Today, we will look at the importance of our worship as we come into the presence of the Lord. Collective worship, as the body of believers, is vital in the individual's life as well. Join us as we hear "A Call to Worship."

We understand that primary part of worship is prayer. Prayer leads us into worship, it is our communication with the Lord. Often, there are other issues that dictate how we spend our time. We must deal with the distractions that interfere with our worship. If you have ever felt like there is not enough time, this is the sermon for you! Join us as we take a look at the "Demands at the Door".

People have different thoughts and ideas about what worship looks like. The question of this day is why does worship matter? Join us as we look into a conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well. This conversation will teach us some truths on what worship really means.

We recognize the importance of Fathers and the tremendous job they have. One of the greatest responsibilities is to lead their family to Jesus. Along the way are hurdles of spiritual battles, moments of unbelief and the opportunity for faith to become routine. Join us today as we see a Father bring his son to Jesus. Jesus not only changes the son's situation but strengthens the Father's faith.

The Bible teaches, "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from God." The fact that God would trust us, to use His gifts for His glory is amazing. Why does it matter what we do with them? Because it has an effect on eternity. It is an act of worship. A heart of generosity, the heart of giving unto the Lord, must reside in the believer.

We gather to celebrate Pastor Clyde today and his 18 years as our Associate Pastor in this place. We celebrate more than the man - we celebrate the faithfulness of Clyde to Christ, the families of our church and the community of Clifford. We pray faithfulness is a trait we all will have as we serve the Lord together.

"Preach the gospel to every creature" are some of Jesus's last recorded words in the book of Mark. How are we responding to the commanded to preach the gospel? Why does the gospel matter? Join us as we look at the importance of the gospel message and what responsibility we have to share it.