AG Roosevelt

07/06/2017

29/05/2017

SVBS Teachers and Assistants

23/05/2017

Gift giving of the Samaritan purse boxes

14/02/2017

We love because He first loved us.
1 John 4:9

08/02/2017

And this is love: that we walk in obedience to his commands. As you have heard in the beginning his command is that you walk in love.
2 John 1:6

08/02/2017

Several steps to realign yourself with Him:

First, evaluate where you are spiritually—ask God whether your fire has grown cold.
Second, acknowledge any distance you have allowed to separate you from your heavenly Father, and repent.
Third, refocus your attention on Jesus; meditate! Spend quality time in Scripture daily, asking the Lord to speak to you through His Word. Pray, not by using fancy language but by crying out earnestly and seeking God’s face.
Fourth, rely upon the Holy Spirit to guide you back to an intimate and exciting relationship with the Father.
Finally, love and serve God by worshiping Him and reaching out to others.

What occupies the majority of your time and attention?
If your fire for the Lord has dwindled, take the necessary steps today to renew your passion. Living closely with Him is well worth the effort and discipline.

06/02/2017

God is looking for believers who understand the importance of prayer and realize the only way to fulfill His calling for the church is through His supernatural power. Christ’s church is not grown through programs, seminars, and conferences, but through the humble prayers of saints who gather together in utter dependence upon Him. That’s when God’s power is released and His will is accomplished.

03/02/2017

Many people, believers included, serve the big “I.” What satisfies and pleases “I”? What is convenient for “I”? What makes “I” happy and prosperous? When a pastor appeals for help, most of his parishioners are sure he is speaking to someone else because “I” has insufficient training or a busy schedule. Here is a harsh reality: If “I” is our master, we are committing “I”-dolatry. Anything given first place over God—including selfish desires—is an idol.

Service isn’t an option. God calls us to be servants so we can invest our lives in an eternally valuable purpose: the salvation of unbelievers and their subsequent discipleship for His glory. Our job may seem insignificant or our limitations great, but we are vessels of Christ with a role in the kingdom.

-Intouch