Join us as we welcome Missionaries Jay and Nancy Dickerson! They serve as Area Directors for the Central American family of missionaries. Come hear what God is doing during these trying times around the world.

Join us as we welcome Missionaries Jay and Nancy Dickerson! They serve as Area Directors for the Central American family of missionaries. Come hear what God is doing during these trying times around the world.

Text: Psalms 91Intro: The coronavirus still dominates the news and for many, our thoughts also. It is classified as a pandemic. The primary concern is not necessarily the current sickness and death count, although they are heartbreaking; it is the potential devastation this disease could cause that is most scary. The Bible has a lot to say about plagues, and we can draw counsel from the word of God as to how we should respond to the current situation.

Text: Psalms 91Intro: The coronavirus still dominates the news and for many, our thoughts also. It is classified as a pandemic. The primary concern is not necessarily the current sickness and death count, although they are heartbreaking; it is the potential devastation this disease could cause that is most scary. The Bible has a lot to say about plagues, and we can draw counsel from the word of God as to how we should respond to the current situation.

Text: Psalms 91Intro: The coronavirus still dominates the news and for many, our thoughts also. It is classified as a pandemic. The primary concern is not necessarily the current sickness and death count, although they are heartbreaking; it is the potential devastation this disease could cause that is most scary. The Bible has a lot to say about plagues, and we can draw counsel from the word of God as to how we should respond to the current situation.

Text: Psalms 91Intro: The coronavirus still dominates the news and for many, our thoughts also. It is classified as a pandemic. The primary concern is not necessarily the current sickness and death count, although they are heartbreaking; it is the potential devastation this disease could cause that is most scary. The Bible has a lot to say about plagues, and we can draw counsel from the word of God as to how we should respond to the current situation.

Text:    1 Samuel 16:14-19Intro:  (Rev.1:4-8)At one point in his life, King Saul had been used by the Lord to accomplish great things.  Yet, these verses find the king living in desperate days. Because of Saul’s rebellion, God removed His Spirit from the king and allowed an evil spirit to torment him. David had already been anointed to be the next king of Israel; Saul was allowed to occupy the throne until David was fully prepared for the throne.God used four very special tools to prepare David for his role as king. In many ways it is the same tools God uses when He seeks to train us, to be, His servant Followers. Now observe the tools as He seeks to build a king.

Text:    1 Samuel 16:14-19Intro:  (Rev.1:4-8)At one point in his life, King Saul had been used by the Lord to accomplish great things.  Yet, these verses find the king living in desperate days. Because of Saul’s rebellion, God removed His Spirit from the king and allowed an evil spirit to torment him. David had already been anointed to be the next king of Israel; Saul was allowed to occupy the throne until David was fully prepared for the throne.God used four very special tools to prepare David for his role as king. In many ways it is the same tools God uses when He seeks to train us, to be, His servant Followers. Now observe the tools as He seeks to build a king.

Text:    1 Samuel 16:14-19Intro:  (Rev.1:4-8) At one point in his life, King Saul had been used by the Lord to accomplish great things.  Yet, these verses find the king living in desperate days. Because of Saul’s rebellion, God removed His Spirit from the king and allowed an evil spirit to torment him. David had already been anointed to be the next king of Israel; Saul was allowed to occupy the throne until David was fully prepared for the throne.God used four very special tools to prepare David for his role as king. In many ways it is the same tools God uses when He seeks to train us, to be, His servant Followers. Now observe the tools as He seeks to build a king.

Text:    1 Samuel 16:14-19Intro:  (Rev.1:4-8) At one point in his life, King Saul had been used by the Lord to accomplish great things.  Yet, these verses find the king living in desperate days. Because of Saul’s rebellion, God removed His Spirit from the king and allowed an evil spirit to torment him. David had already been anointed to be the next king of Israel; Saul was allowed to occupy the throne until David was fully prepared for the throne.God used four very special tools to prepare David for his role as king. In many ways it is the same tools God uses when He seeks to train us, to be, His servant Followers. Now observe the tools as He seeks to build a king.