Crossroads Cowboy Church

Crossroads Cowboy Church Sunday Service starts at 10:30 and Wednesday Bible Study Food and Fellowship starts at 6:30

June 14, 2023Maci won First place in Poles at the Rodeo Bible Camp. Congratulations Maci! We’re proud of you. Tuesday, t...
06/15/2026

June 14, 2023
Maci won First place in Poles at the Rodeo Bible Camp. Congratulations Maci! We’re proud of you. Tuesday, the 16th, is Randy’s birthday. Ray and Kathy’s anniversary is the 17th. Buddy and Sis got married Friday evening. We, as a church, had the privilege of getting it together. It was a very sweet, memorable wedding. Personal note, I got to be the Maid Of Honor!! I was so honored. We love both of them. Prayer requests: Buddy and Sis; I will be having shoulder surgery Tuesday; Vince will be having surgery later this month; Vince has an unspoken request; Vince and Sandra’s daughter-in-law has surgery tomorrow; Tanya’s neighbor, Myrna Barnes, has been placed on hospice; Nicholas Myles had emergency appendectomy surgery with complications, Scianna, Nicholas’ wife is Frankie’s cousin.
Today’s Message: Our Partnership with the Lord
“Give it to God” is easier said than done. Our first reaction to something that has happened: How am I going to handle this? How am I going to deal with this? What am I going to do about this? Only one correct answer, whatever I’m going to do, I’m going to do in partnership with the Lord. In any partnership, each partner has a role to play. The partnership will only work if each partner does his part—fulfills his role. In this partnership, two things we need to remember; we have to do our part, the Lord is the senior partner. Psalm 27:14, “Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord.” It doesn’t mean give it to God and then do nothing. A partnership where one of the partners doesn’t do anything isn’t going to work. We have a part to playin every single situation we take to the Lord help with. Jesus was ready to raise Lazarus from the dead, but first Martha had to remove the stone. In John 5, the story of Jesus healing the man at the Pool of Bethesda. Jesus did the healing, the man also had a role to play. He showed up. Every day for 38 years he showed up until the answer came. He showed up until one day he found himself in the presence of Jesus the healer. When we have “given it to God” we have to show up ever day and fight our way past our doubts and our impatience until one day we will find His presence and the peace and calm that will bring. He is always the senior partner. The most important part of our role is to realize that it is always to merge into His plan. Our will and our plans are secondary to His will and His plans and can’t be mixed equally. The Beverly Hillbillies was a funny show . Jed moved his family from the hills of Tennessee to Beverly Hills. They moved to a new world but they brought their old ways of thinking and doing things with them. Nothing fit. If we try to superimpose our plans over His, nothing will fit either. Once you say I have given it to God, you will know whether you really have when you experience what Paul calls the peace that surpasses all understanding. Until you experience that feeling in your soul, you haven’t really given it to Him yet. It takes a certain frame of mind, a certain attitude, it’s called surrender. We have to surrender our will to His if this partnership with Him stands a chance of working out. Mark 2:1-5, read it, the story of Jesus healing a paralyzed man. There are a lot of lessons in those 5 verses. The crowd couldn’t get enough of Jesus. The four men who wanted to help their friend. The length they went to. They had faith and determination. The paralyzed man and his friends understood one thing. If things were going to get better in this man’s life, He had to get into the presence of Jesus. He was paralyzed so they fought their way past the distance they had to carry him, past the crowd, up the ladder, through the roof, they lowered the man down to Jesus. They gave the problem to God. When we have something we can’t handle on our own , we may have to fight our way past distractions, obstacles even doubts until we are in the presence of Jesus. Jobs, family, responsibilities all demand our time. We still have to find time for Him. Not just coming to church; reading the Word or spending time with Him in prayer. Jesus is not on TV, doesn’t have a Facebook account. He has promised that we will find Him if we seek Him. When doubts creep in because you’re not sure “giving it to God “ is going to work, draw strength from the fact that it has worked before and so you know He is able, and from the fact that He gave His only Son because He loves you so much. Give it to God. It’s easier to give it to Him when we are right there in His presence than if we are afar off. Good message. I needed to hear this right now. Thanks for making your messages and the Bible understandable. Everyone have a good week.

06/08/2026

June 7, 2026
Tony’s birthday is June 13th. A wreck occurred at the church driveway this week. We lost part of our fence. Later last week we lost our flagpole and flags and two of the three crosses due to a storm with high winds passed through. Prayer requests:Vince has doctor appointment Wednesday; Buddy and Sis; The Russell’s great nephew had heart surgery and is doing well; Carolyn’s niece Courtney is not doing well; Carolyn’s sister Thelma is dealing with her own issues; Bonita, Cheri’s step mother is getting better. Today’s message: Surviving in a Deteriorating Culture
God has a warranty on your life’s long as you’re using it for His purposes and His glory. What is His purpose for my life and your life? To find out, we have to inquire of God. 1 Chronicles 14, David is the king of Israel and he learns that the Philistines are going to come and attack him. In verse 8 David goes out to fight. In verse 10 David slowed things down and prayed about what he should do. He realized that he hadn’t talked to God about it yet. Hod had a purpose in this confrontation with the Philistines and He wanted it handled in a certain way. David found out the plan by slowing down and inquiring of God. We have all faced crossroads in the past and I bet that more than once we have all said “I wish I’d have thought that through a little more.” In the future before saying or doing something that involves an important relationship or choice, we will first take a minute and inquire of God. In today’s world, if you are a serious Christian you will be called on to take a stand more and more often. We will have times when we have to inquire of God. Because of our beliefs in the areas of marriage, when life begins, male and female identity, creationism vs evolution and a whole host of other areas, the crowd no longer supports and encourages what we believe. It is inconvenient for the culture at large to acknowledge the sovereignty of the One true God, if they did, they would have to agree to abide by what He says. So they choose to try and suppress Him or make Him irrelevant. When I say they, I am referring to government, media, educational institutions and the entertainment industry. Thinking about culture clashes, I can’t help but think about the Book of Daniel. We have a lot in common with Daniel and his three friends Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. At the beginning of the book, they were teenagers and by chapter 6, they were not. Most of Judah had fallen under God’s judgment because they had turned from Him and wandered into idolatry. Daniel and his friends had not participated in or contributed to the sins of Judah, but they got caught up in God’s judgment simply because they were part of the nation of Judah. We may not have contributed to the moral decline in this culture, but we are in the midst of it because we are citizens of America. Daniel found himself living in Babylon, you and I are today living in Babylon. We live in a part of the country where Christianity is still pretty much practiced, accepted and respected. Places like this are becoming fewer and farther between. We have to continue to make our voices heard, we have to continue to pray. There is some hope in the Supreme Court and in some courageous governors who are standing up and being heard, we can be thankful that God has risen them up. I firmly believe that they have risen up because Christians have not given up, have continued to pray for America to return to the truth of God’s word. Daniel 1:4-5, the boys were being trained in the language and the ways of the Babylonians. They were also assigned meat and wine from the king’s table to eat and drink. Verse 8, Daniel had resolved not to defile himself by eating food that had been offered to idols, he refused the food. He refused to compromise his faith. Daniel gives us our first lesson in how to survive in a declining culture, be willing to draw a line in the sand. We have to be willing to do it in our lives and our families, be clear and be firm. Some people think that drawing a line in the sand means we lose. Verse 9 says, “Now God caused the official to show favor to Daniel…”
God did not show up, God did not intervene, God did not become involved until Daniel had drawn his line in the sand. Drawing a line does not mean we lose; it actually opens the door for God to help us win. Until He sees our line in the sand, He’s not sure He can trust us with favor. So the question this morning is “Have I drawn my line in the sand? Is everybody I know clear about where I stand on the issues of the day?” Just as importantly, have I taught my children and grandchildren about the need to be willing to draw a line in the sand? Unless we do, we might be accepted but we will never be respected. We will never be able to effectively advance the Gospel message of Jesus because we won’t be taken seriously. Chapter 6, were told that in an effort to trap and condemn Daniel, some of the king’s magistrates persuaded the king to order that no one could pray to anyone but the king for 30 days. Daniel did what he always did: three times a day, he opened his window which faced Jerusalem and he prayed to the One true God. Daniel was brought to trial for violating the government rule about not praying. Doesn’t this sound like a challenge to religious freedom? Like a coach being fired for daring to join his players in prayer? Like banning God and banning Jesus from classrooms and school libraries and sporting events? Doesn’t this sound like telling churches they can’t meet during COVID, but allowing liquor stores and casinos to remain open? Christianity will never prevail unless and until we as Christians are willing to draw our lines in the sand. Good message. Please continue to pray for our church and congregation and everyone on our prayer list. Until next week, have a good week. Stay safe.🙌✝️

06/01/2026

May 31, 2026
We had our Singing last night. We all enjoyed it. And the food was very good, of course. Prayer requests: Buddy and Sis; Diane’s niece Jenna who is 40 and has been diagnosed with a brain tumor; Tony’s niece Ashley has been placed on hospice. Today’s message: It’s About Building Something New
After the trouble in Selma, Alabama there were meetings and discussions centered around the question: What is it going to take for us to get along? The problem of building community is not unique to Selma or any other city. It was also a problem in the New Testament church. The question is the same: How can we all get along? The problem Paul faced was between Jews and Gentiles. Different groups but the identical problem. How do we all get along? Paul was dealing with this conflict between Jews and Gentiles. But now, by the blood of Jesus Christ, they were called to live under the same roof. They were brought into family. They had all now become part of the household of faith. But becoming part of the household didn’t change their history or their background: it didn’t change where they came from. They were still who they were. Galatians 2, Peter had been spending time with some Gentiles he had converted to become Christians. Some of Peter’s crowd showed up and pressured him into backing away from the Gentiles. They told Peter and Peter’s followers that “we might have to spend time with them in heaven but we don’t have to hang around with them down here.” “To live above with saints we love , that will be glory. But to live below with saints we know, that’s a different story.” Paul says, “ God has redeemed you in order to create something new.” Ephesians 2 says, “to create one new man”. It’s sort of like when a man and woman get married, God says “And the two shall become one.” He says, “I’m not trying to make you get along being different. I’m trying to creat something that has never existed before.” One new man. The division runs too deep and has been going on for too long for anybody to think they can go back and fix it. You can’t. The wounds are there, the scars are there, the memories are there and they’re not going away. When you and I were saved, God placed us spiritually in a new environment. It’s a whole new realm and frame of reference. Read Ephesians 4:22. Paul is talking about communal relationships, not just individual Christian living. In this new environment God has moved us into, we have to change clothes. When you take a shower, you don’t put on the same clothes you had on before the shower. You don’t want to be clean on the inside and dirty on the outside, that cancels the purpose of being cleansed. When you and I came to Jesus Christ, we were bathed in the blood. We were cleansed from all our sins. What many do is, after having been washed clean in the blood of Jesus, they put on old clothes. Paul says take off your old clothes; they don’t fit with your new cleansing. Don’t go back to the world view you had before Christ. In verse 23 Paul speaks about the renewing of our minds. The old clothes us the old way of thinking. The new attire is the new way of thinking. When he talks about getting dressed, he’s talking about thinking differently. When folks get married, the focus should be on the new thing you are creating, not the old stuff you brought. In the early months of the American Revolutionary War, one of the greatest challenges George Washington faced was to change the thinking of his soldiers from that of being Virginians or New Yorkers and start thinking of themselves as Americans. When it comes to our lives or our families or our friendships or our nation, we all have to think about one another in a new way or we will never be all we were created and redeemed to be. God constructed His creation with unity and community in mind. In the body of Christ, when one member has a need that member can’t meet on his or her own, there is someone else in the body of Christ who can help. Every time one member helps another member, we add another piece to the new thing we are building. The body of Christ serves as an example to the world how this is all supposed to get done. In James 5, the Apostle paints a picture of each of us being lifesavers to everyone else in the body. None of us is going to give a speech heard by millions of people that will change the country. But we all have a circle of influence that we can have an effect on, and by doing that, we enlist more people in this new thing we are building. In a few weeks, we will celebrate 250 years of history of our great country. While the past has its place, where we are headed is far more important. When we pray today for our divided country, we need to pray that we use this upcoming celebration as the catalyst for building something new. Good message today Vince. Everyone have a safe week. Looking forward to next week. 🙌🙌🙌

05/25/2026

Sunday, May 24, 2026
Happy Memorial Day tomorrow. Everyone have fun and remember the meaning of the day. Our Singing will be this Saturday, 6:00. Pot luck dinner following. Prayer requests: Buddy and Sis; Frankie, Kathy, Justin McCurdy family; Bonita is now in re-hab; David’s aunt passed away this week; Cathy’s friend who lost her brother last week is traveling to Tulsa for the funeral; A friend of Tanya, Carolyn Harper, has been placed on hospice; Vince has biopsy and surgery coming up; Sandra has 2 doctors appointments this week; Sandra had an unspoken request. We had several members absent today. We all hope everyone is okay. Today’s message: Stones of Remembrance— Memorial Day 2026 Tomorrow is Memorial Day in America, when we honor the men and women who have given their lives in the service of our country. We include in that group those police officers who have also made the ultimate sacrifice to protect and defend our country wits people. There is a thought that I will repeat several times because it’s important enough to repeat. The thought is: No one can remember anything unless it has first been told or taught to them. I can’t remember anything about orbital physics because nothing was ever taught to me about orbital physics. Aubrey Ann can’t remember anything about Section 179 of the IRS code because nothing about that has been taught to her. Nothing becomes a part of our memories by accident. What we remember is the result of either experience or teaching. In Joshua 3 & 4, the story of the children of Israel crossing the Jordan River to enter into the Promised Land. A few details: in verse 3:15 the crossing occurred during flood season, when it was most dangerous and difficult. Every one of us is able to testify that God does some of His greatest work during flood season. He will make the challenges hard so that when we come through them, we will know that there is only one God, and we’re not Him. If you are in flood season today, it may not be as bad as it looks because God may be about to use this moment to show you just how almighty He truly is. Verse 16 tells us that the waters of the Jordan were dammed up and stopped flowing until the people crossed. Verse17 tells us that, when the people crossed, they crossed on dry land. Other than God making it happen, how could the riverbed be dry when there has been water flowing over it for centuries? After the crossing, God told Joshua to select 12 representatives of the people, one from each tribe, to return to the riverbed and bring back a stone, a large stone. They were to bring these stones to the site where they would camp and there construct a memorial — not just to what happened there that day, but Who did it. He didn’t want the people to forget. Remembering is a big deal to God. Gen. 8:15 God said “I will remember my covenant between me and you.” Ex 2:24 God remembered his covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. You don’t have to be God to remember things that are important. All you have to do is decide that something is important enough to be worth remembering. Read Deut 4:9, Deut 6:10, Deut 8. Ex33:13 Moses is praying for Israel and He says “Remember that this nation is your people.” There is no place on earth like America and there is no doubt that we are God’s people. Our prayer needs to be that more Americans remember so that we all start acting like it and so God will restore His favor on us. We were a great country before we were a rich country. That’s because we lived as one nation under God. When things start going well, it’s easy to forget. It’s easy to start thinking that it’s all about you, for you,to you, through you and because of you. God says “You better not forget!” Apostle Paul says “What do you have that you have not been given?” Psalm 145:4-7 emphasizes the importance of taking this great gift of faith and grace we have all received and transferring it to those coming after us. Along with the privilege of what we have been blessed with comes the responsibility of transferring it to our kids and grandkids. It won’t happen all by itself. Too many young people today are not asking the question “What do these stones mean?” What do these pictures mean? What do these stories mean?”In Judges 2:10 after a generation of believers passed on, there came another generation who did not know the Lord or the great things He had done for Israel, and as a result, the society disintegrated. There had been no transfer. One of the measurements of the success and effectiveness of us as individual Christians and of this church as a Christian church, is “Are we transferring a living faith in a living God to the next generation?” We’ve need talking about the importance of remembering, and of passing along the things it’s important for all of us to remember. Tomorrow is Memorial Day, and the same principle applies to the things we believe about America as we believe about God and Jesus. One of the things is gratitude for those who have made sacrifices for us. Those whom we honor tomorrow can teach us all something about sacrifice. 1775, Concord, MA and 1777 Valley Forge, PA, 1814, New Orleans, 1863, Chancellorsville and Vicksburg, 1865, 1918, Bellevue Wood and Flanders Field, 1944, Omaha Beach and 1845, Iwo Jima, 1953, Pork Chop Hill, 1968, Danang,1991, Desert Storm and Desert Shield, Afghanistan, Today in Iran. Those who gave their lives understood sacrifice. They each had something that was extremely valuable to them — their lives. But they laid them down, sacrificed them, because they considered America and our cherished freedoms to be even more valuable . They didn’t know who we are and yet they made the sacrifice so that we could come to church today, and so this week we can go to the jobs we choose to go to, and we can send our children to the schools we choose to send them to, and shop at the stores we choose to shop at, and read the books and watch the TV programs we choose. The freedom they died for us more than a concept; it has names and faces attached to it. For a long time, information about the past was not lost because older people passed it down to younger people by telling them about it. About God. About Jesus. About America and America’s military being a force for good in the world. We can no longer assume that they will get the whole truth about it now from books, certainly not from the internet, social media, and sadly not even in school. That means the responsibility, and the privilege, of doing the telling is ours. So when we’re telling our young people about family histories and telling stories about grandparents and about the crazy stuff Uncle Joe or Aunt Sally used to do, let’s make sure we tell them this: 2 people died for you. One was Jesus Christ, the other was an American soldier. Jesus died so you could have eternal life. Somebody in an American military uniform, or a police officer’s uniform, died so you can have the freedoms you cherish in this life. Good message Vince. Please keep Annie in your prayers as she travels to New Orleans for a teacher conference. Praying for our church and congregation. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Singing Saturday night. And church next Sunday. Have a good week.🇺🇸🇺🇸✝️🙏

05/18/2026

May 17, 2026
Cherri and Harlieann have birthdays on May 23. Our singing is May 30, 6:00. Pot luck meal following. Prayer requests: Eddie’s family, list his brother; Randy list 3 friends this week; Greg Whitlock has cancer and will need surgery; Kathy is out of the hospital; Cathy’s friend lost her brother, Keith Abernathy Friday; Sandra; Vince; Buddy and Sis; Gideon has strep throat; Melony’s mother, Linda Aycock; Cheri’s step mother, Bonita being released from hospital. Today’s message: Never Give Up — Sustained by Grace. Everybody is tired! Tired of the bills; tired of the negativity in our politics; tired of the attacks on America. We’re all tired of going to the doctor, tired of hearing diagnoses we don’t want to hear. Tired of getting medicines we don’t want to take. Tired of seeing our loved ones going through their struggles. If we’re going to tell the truth, there is the temptation to be tired if God. Tired of praying and Him not answering. Tired of coming to church and doing our best to live right and tired of still waiting for your blessing. The Book of Hebrews was written to tired people. God knew his people would get tired. To be a Christian meant to be persecuted. Some had their property confiscated. Many were thrown into prison for being a Christian. There was an overall culture of rejection, they were tired. God inspired the author of the Book of Hebrews to write to these tired people. The one overriding message going through the whole book is never give up! When we get through today, my prayer is that we will all have a little better insight into and understanding of grace. If you understand grace, you will never give up. The message of grace in Hebrews is don’t you dare give up! Hebrews chapter 4, a word repeated over and over is “rest”. In verses1,3,4,5,8,9,10, grace wants to give you rest. Rest is that sense of well-being, of calm, even in the midst of trouble. The rest that grace gives means that whatever is wrong does not have control over your spirit and therefore your well-being. Grace is the inexhaustible supply of God’s goodness. He gives us what we do not deserve, cannot provide on our own, and would never be able to repay. Hebrews 4:14, read it. Translation: You better not give up! Hold fast to your declaration of Christ. Don’t back away from God or Jesus, don’t back away from your Christian witness. The author says we have a “High Priest” who stands between us and God’s an intermediary. He brings our sins, our needs, our request to God and intercedes for us. Our High Priest is the Son of God so He stands above and is more powerful than any of the things that are making us weary. In Hebrews 1:1-3, we’re told that through Jesus all things were made, that Jesus is the heir of all things, and that, in between making it all and then getting it all back when He returns to rule the earth, He sustains all things. The passage also says that He sympathizes with our needs because He went through everything we will ever go through — hunger, thirst, loneliness, rejection, betrayal, even death. It was worse for Him because He didn’t deserve any of it. Verse 16 read it. “Let us draw near”. He is inviting us to draw near, into the very presence of God. If you have a long distance relationship with Jesus, only a visit on Sunday morning, you will not get the help, the strength and the comfort you’re looking for. Jesus says “Let’s remove the distance and get close.” Jesus said “I am the way, the truth and the life.” When you skip the Son, you miss the Dad. The Son is the High Priest. When we conclude our prayers with “In Jesus’ name”, it’s the way to make contact with the One who dispenses the grace we need. It’s a waste that so many Christians let so much of God’s grace go unused because they fail to draw near. You can’t expect to pray in church on Sunday and get the help you need on Thursday if you haven’t talked to Him in 4 days. So what is it that we are to draw near to? It says the throne. What’s on that throne? The verse tells us grace. He’s got more grace than you could ever use. Ephesians 2:7 tells us that grace will flow throughout eternity. Sometimes grace shows up as “problem solved.” Sometimes it shows up, as the Apostle Paul writes, as “peace that surpasses understanding.” The Lord will sustain you and He will sustain me and He will sustain anybody if they will just draw near. Jesus is saying to you and to me today that we have a High Priest who is stronger than our circumstances and wants to offer help in our times of need. All we have to do is draw near.
This was a very good message Vince. I apologize for the length of it but there was so much to be said. Praying for all on the prayer list. Til next week, stay safe.✝️✝️✝️🙏

05/09/2026

May 3, 2026
Today is Jim Gowan’s birthday. Happy Birthday Jim! We had some guests today. Welcome to them. Prayer requests: Buddy and Sis; Emily Simmermaker waiting for biopsy results on lump on her neck; Stuart’s brother’s wife has a lump on her neck; Irene unspoken; Benny; Sandra and Vince; Gideon testing this week under a lot of pressure. Today’s message, brought by Ronald Crowell, What Do We Have To Do To Be Forgiven Proverbs 28:13 Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper but one who confesses and renounces them finds mercy. We all have sins we don’t want made public. Some are from the past, a life that is long passed. If we have not confessed that sin to God it remains a sin, a distortion on our heart and soul. I chose the word distortion because it changes the direction of or stops the progression of whatever needs to be completed. Someone is assembling a piece of equipment. During the assembly process there are two pieces that don’t mesh, the one doing the assembling ignores this and continue assembling the machine. Outwardly, it looks perfect. But when it is put to use the tiny distortion eliminates the usefulness of the machine. Sin is the same way, it is the distortion that stops the progression of our final product which is to hear “Well done my good and faithful servant.” How is sin concealed? 1-Active denial and/or secrecy. We try to hide actions. Put it out of our mind hoping it will leave our heart, but it won’t. You can’t hide from God, He knows every sin. 2-Rationalization/Justification. Excusing behavior, “Times are different now” “Everybody does that”, “That was only for people back in Jesus’ time.” 3-False confidence. Believing that sin is not damaging, “It’s just a little white lie.”, “Just this one time won’t hurt anything.” 4-Hardening of the heart. This is hiding sin from yourself, ignoring your conscience, which is the Holy Spirit talking to or (trying to) directly to you. 5-Redefining sin. This one is the most prevalent and the most dangerous. This is being done by omitting or changing words in scripture to fit what is easier or socially acceptable. I think the biggest way sin is being redefined is by science, calling it a disease. Sin is Sin! Drunkenness is not a disease, drug addiction is not a disease, perversion is not a disease, promiscuity is not a disease. These are all choices that are made in the heart that eventually work their way to the surface and become action. In order for us to not conceal our sin we must own our sin. This means taking full responsibility for the actions, words, and thoughts that got us to the point of sin. We must realize we alone are responsible for the transgression. No one or no thing can make you sin. To confess our sin we have to recognize it, through God’s word and the Holy Spirit, as a sin. This is where conviction of the Spirit takes place. This is the only instance where ignorance of the law may be an excuse. Romans 2:12 All those who do not know the law (of God given to Moses) and did what was wrong, will die. But they will not be judged by the law. All those who know the law and did what was wrong will be judged by the law. An admittance of wrong doing and a heart felt conviction are non elective in the process of confession. This is an internal modification of a distortion. Renounce: to give up, refuse, or resign, usually by a formal declaration. In order to receive forgiveness we must whole heartedly give up, refuse, resign, refuse to follow, obey or recognize each sin by a firman declaration to God. Read 1John1:9. We as part of the family of God are to those outside the family in the recognition of the distortions that are hindering their relationship with the Father. Jesus tells us not to judge others,Matthew 7:1-2. We should focus on being a light to them and loving them. 1 Corinthians 16:15, Fo everything in love. It is impossible to love others if you are mad at them or hate them.Anger and hate are not the way of Jesus.
Ronald, that was a very good message. Good job! Everyone have a safe week. Please keep,, Aubrey. Please accept my apologies for not posting last Sunday’s message. Great sermon from one awesome fellow. ❤️. We love you Ronald Crowell!

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