Herrington Lake Pentecostal Church

Herrington Lake Pentecostal Church We believe in the Word of the living God, the fact that Jesus died for sin, that there is Power in Him. Wednesday evening service is at 7:00 pm.

Please join us Sunday morning 9:45 am for Sunday School, 10:30 am main service.

Another wonderful day of worship and fun with our church family! Everyone enjoyed our outdoor service and cookout at Mil...
09/06/2026

Another wonderful day of worship and fun with our church family! Everyone enjoyed our outdoor service and cookout at Millennium Park.

Pastor Holbrook delivered such a powerful message. “Depart from Me; I never knew you” must be among the most frightening words anyone could ever hear. Although today was filled with delicious food, beautiful music, wonderful fellowship, and fun games, we as Christians must never lose sight of why we are here and whom we serve. Are we truly serving the Lord, or are we living for this world?

It was an outstanding message, and I sincerely hope Pastor Holbrook will revisit it so we can record and share it with others.

We are also incredibly blessed with the very best youth group! They sat quietly and respectfully while Pastor Holbrook delivered his message. They helped care for their younger siblings and then enjoyed a wonderful day filled with friendship and laughter. They soaked one another with water, played kickball and dodgeball, and had the best time together. A day filled with energy, laughter, fellowship, and love for the Lord—it simply does not get any better than that!

Thank you to every member who attended, brought food, helped clean up, and did your part to make this day so special. We are truly blessed with an amazing church family! ❤️

At the end of service this morning, I realized that we had not recorded the message. I sincerely hate that we missed the...
08/30/2026

At the end of service this morning, I realized that we had not recorded the message. I sincerely hate that we missed the opportunity to share it, because Pastor Mark Tolson preached such a powerful and timely sermon. If you were unable to attend, you truly missed a wonderful message.

Pastor Mark reminded us of how faithfully God cared for the children of Israel during their 40 years in the wilderness. The Lord fed them with manna from Heaven, their clothes did not wear out, their feet did not swell, and even their shoes lasted throughout the journey. He protected them, provided for them, and never abandoned them.

As they prepared to enter the Promised Land—a land filled with plenty—God gave them an important warning: When you have eaten and are satisfied, when you have built beautiful homes, and when everything you possess has increased, be careful that your heart does not become proud and cause you to forget the Lord. Never begin to think that your own strength or abilities produced your blessings. Always remember that it is the Lord who gives us the ability, strength, and opportunity to prosper.

That same warning applies to us today. When life is difficult, we are often quick to call upon the Lord. But when life is good, our schedules are full, our needs are met, and everything seems to be going our way, it can become so easy to forget the One who made it all possible. Prayer becomes less important. Attending church is no longer a priority. Praise and gratitude are replaced by busyness, and we begin taking God’s blessings for granted.

The truth is, we could accomplish nothing and possess nothing without our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Every good thing in our lives comes from Him. The blessings we sometimes take for granted can change in a matter of seconds, so we must never wait until trouble comes to remember the Lord.

Some of the happiest and most peaceful people you will ever meet are not necessarily those who have the most—they are those who possess a genuinely thankful heart. Gratitude changes the way we see our lives. It helps us recognize God’s goodness in both the mountaintops and the valleys.

May we always remain faithful, humble, and grateful. Let us never become so comfortable with God’s blessings that we forget the God who provided them. Remember where the Lord brought you from, thank Him for where you are today, and trust Him with where He is leading you tomorrow.

Thank you, Pastor Mark, for reminding us that we must never forget the Lord or take His goodness for granted.

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254 Hughley Lane
Harrodsburg, KY
40330

Opening Hours

Wednesday 7pm - 8:30pm
Sunday 9:45am - 12pm

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