Article 1 Volume 10 July 6, 2020
Date of Event: July 5, 2020 Place: Warner Baptist Church
An Anchor of Faith
Rev Stanley Bradby delivered a timely message, through Zoom, on surviving thru the current crisis we are experiencing.
I'll present my recap of the service:
Scripture: Psalm 27:1-3 (The Lord is my light and salvation -whom shall I fear...)
Text: An Anchor of Faith
Sermon
In times like these, some people can manage better than others. Many are not prepared for this crisis. They have put their faith in men, women, money, and worldly possessions. However, we must know that God is the answer. God has all power. Consider how he opened the Red Sea for the Israelites to cross over to dry land and the many other miracles that he performed in the Bible.
We need to know that God has a plan to deliver us through this crisis. We must be steadfast and trust God. We must be or get anchored in the Lord. If you do that then everything is going to be alright.
People often ignore signs and do foolish things, like not wearing face masks, congregating too close, not washing hands, and not adhering to other advised safety precautions. It is better to do the right thing than try to explain why you did the wrong thing.
These are tough times but we must still show passion and love for one another. It is not hard. Just do it and you may be surprised at the blessings that come your way.
In closing, if you have Jesus, then you have somebody who can carry you through. Just believe and be anchored in the Lord. Are you anchored?
(I recommend that you read Psalm 27 in its entirety. You can do that on your phone through Google.)
(The message was augmented slightly for presentation purposes. )
Copyright 2020 Grady E. Bryant, Sr. All Rights Reserved.
Disclaimer: The news and views expressed on this site are strictly those of Grady Bryant, obtained from information made available to the general public through bulletins, public events, announcements, and services that were open to the general public. This website is not officially endorsed by Warner Baptist Church.
Date of Event: July 5, 2020 Place: Warner Baptist Church
An Anchor of Faith
Rev Stanley Bradby delivered a timely message, through Zoom, on surviving thru the current crisis we are experiencing.
I'll present my recap of the service:
Scripture: Psalm 27:1-3 (The Lord is my light and salvation -whom shall I fear...)
Text: An Anchor of Faith
Sermon
In times like these, some people can manage better than others. Many are not prepared for this crisis. They have put their faith in men, women, money, and worldly possessions. However, we must know that God is the answer. God has all power. Consider how he opened the Red Sea for the Israelites to cross over to dry land and the many other miracles that he performed in the Bible.
We need to know that God has a plan to deliver us through this crisis. We must be steadfast and trust God. We must be or get anchored in the Lord. If you do that then everything is going to be alright.
People often ignore signs and do foolish things, like not wearing face masks, congregating too close, not washing hands, and not adhering to other advised safety precautions. It is better to do the right thing than try to explain why you did the wrong thing.
These are tough times but we must still show passion and love for one another. It is not hard. Just do it and you may be surprised at the blessings that come your way.
In closing, if you have Jesus, then you have somebody who can carry you through. Just believe and be anchored in the Lord. Are you anchored?
(I recommend that you read Psalm 27 in its entirety. You can do that on your phone through Google.)
(The message was augmented slightly for presentation purposes. )
Copyright 2020 Grady E. Bryant, Sr. All Rights Reserved.
Disclaimer: The news and views expressed on this site are strictly those of Grady Bryant, obtained from information made available to the general public through bulletins, public events, announcements, and services that were open to the general public. This website is not officially endorsed by Warner Baptist Church.
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