theCrossroads UPC

Re-broadcast of Pastor Raymond Woodward preaching on Wednesday night. January 27th, 2016 at Capital Community Church.

Founding Pastor: C. Wayne Shrum in (1985-1989) Radcliff United Pentecostal Church
Second Pastor: J.B. Mills (1989-1998) Radcliff United Pentecostal Church
Third Pastor: Stanford Medlock (1998-2001) Bethesda Apostolic Church

Current Pastor: A.J. Dummitt (2001 to Present) theCrossroads, UPC
Our story from 1985 to 2015. Used in celebration of our 30 year anniversary.

Founding Pastor: C. Wayne Shrum in (1985-1989) Radcliff United Pentecostal Church
Second Pastor: J.B. Mills (1989-1998) Radcliff United Pentecostal Church
Third Pastor: Stanford Medlock (1998-2001) Bethesda Apostolic Church

Current Pastor: A.J. Dummitt (2001 to Present) theCrossroads, UPC
Our story from 1985 to 2015. Used in celebration of our 30 year anniversary.

A wounded spirit is one of the worst things that can happen to any of us spiritually. A wounded spirit comes in many forms. It can come from vocal, physical, or even mental events that take place in a person's life. In this message Pastor Shatwell covers the four steps that God have him to healing a wounded spirit. You will be blessed and set free as you follow these steps in forgiveness.

theCrossroads does not claim rights to this video or teaching, we are sharing it for the purpose of edification. This is one of the best messages on forgiveness and dealing with a wounded spirit.

This Video Message is from Pastor David Shatwell - Okemah UPC
Here is the link to their website: (http://okemahokupc.com/the-tragedy-of-a-wounded-spirit/)
It was recorded at Bethel Tabernacle 1020 F.M. 1960 East Houston, Texas 77073 - http://www.bethel.cc/

"Faith Stands" Michael WIlliams BOTT 2004 - Originally Posted on Youtube By "Because of the Times" Link: https://youtu.be/k4b76y_QsyE

Ever thought about this? Christians say that they serve a Holy God, that their lives are governed by the Holy Bible, that they want to spend eternity in a Holy Heaven, and that they are filled with the Holy Spirit. And yet, it is taboo in most churches today to speak about the subject of Holiness! Anyone who dares to mention it is thought to be super-spiritual, or unfashionable, or even Pharisaical. And the devil just laughs as one of his greatest deceptions continues to infect the lives of so many church members. Good is called evil, light is called darkness, sweet is called bitter (Isaiah 5:20) … and holiness is called outdated, old-fashioned, and obsolete.

In the very last letter he ever wrote, the Apostle Paul emphasized to Timothy how important it was to depart from iniquity, flee lusts, and follow righteousness. “If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master’s use” (2 Timothy 2:21). He wanted his young protégé to be a Vessel of Honor so that his life could be useful and effective in God’s Kingdom.

Ever thought about this? Christians say that they serve a Holy God, that their lives are governed by the Holy Bible, that they want to spend eternity in a Holy Heaven, and that they are filled with the Holy Spirit. And yet, it is taboo in most churches today to speak about the subject of Holiness! Anyone who dares to mention it is thought to be super-spiritual, or unfashionable, or even Pharisaical. And the devil just laughs as one of his greatest deceptions continues to infect the lives of so many church members. Good is called evil, light is called darkness, sweet is called bitter (Isaiah 5:20) … and holiness is called outdated, old-fashioned, and obsolete.

In the very last letter he ever wrote, the Apostle Paul emphasized to Timothy how important it was to depart from iniquity, flee lusts, and follow righteousness. “If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master’s use” (2 Timothy 2:21). He wanted his young protégé to be a Vessel of Honor so that his life could be useful and effective in God’s Kingdom.

Ever thought about this? Christians say that they serve a Holy God, that their lives are governed by the Holy Bible, that they want to spend eternity in a Holy Heaven, and that they are filled with the Holy Spirit. And yet, it is taboo in most churches today to speak about the subject of Holiness! Anyone who dares to mention it is thought to be super-spiritual, or unfashionable, or even Pharisaical. And the devil just laughs as one of his greatest deceptions continues to infect the lives of so many church members. Good is called evil, light is called darkness, sweet is called bitter (Isaiah 5:20) … and holiness is called outdated, old-fashioned, and obsolete.

In the very last letter he ever wrote, the Apostle Paul emphasized to Timothy how important it was to depart from iniquity, flee lusts, and follow righteousness. “If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master’s use” (2 Timothy 2:21). He wanted his young protégé to be a Vessel of Honor so that his life could be useful and effective in God’s Kingdom.

Ever thought about this? Christians say that they serve a Holy God, that their lives are governed by the Holy Bible, that they want to spend eternity in a Holy Heaven, and that they are filled with the Holy Spirit. And yet, it is taboo in most churches today to speak about the subject of Holiness! Anyone who dares to mention it is thought to be super-spiritual, or unfashionable, or even Pharisaical. And the devil just laughs as one of his greatest deceptions continues to infect the lives of so many church members. Good is called evil, light is called darkness, sweet is called bitter (Isaiah 5:20) … and holiness is called outdated, old-fashioned, and obsolete.

In the very last letter he ever wrote, the Apostle Paul emphasized to Timothy how important it was to depart from iniquity, flee lusts, and follow righteousness. “If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master’s use” (2 Timothy 2:21). He wanted his young protégé to be a Vessel of Honor so that his life could be useful and effective in God’s Kingdom.

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