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South Texas District Camp Meeting 2013
South Texas District Camp Meeting 2013
Camp Meeting is Back! Come join with others from all over the South Texas District for ole’ time Camp Meeting church at the Pasadena Convention Center August 14 – 16th. Speakers are Bro. Brian Kensey and Bro. Raymond Woodard. Make plans and mark your calendars for this special event. If you know someone that has never experienced “Pentecost” make it a point to invite and bring them. Make a difference in the world!
What are you missing out on?
**Got Questions? Rev. Matt Clark is teaching a 15 week lessons on the Book of Revelations at the church at 7:00 p.m. on Monday nights. We are looking forward to a great time together studying the Word.**
**Anger Management – We just started a 12 weeks class on Thursday nights at 7:30. Performance Objectives – Define Anger, Identify difference between anger and rage, Determine if anger is good or bad, Discuss physical responses to anger.**
**H2O New Convert Class – Remember the New Converts Class with Bro. & Sis Boone called Discipleship every Wednesday night. Please join in if you would like to be a part or have questions.**
What’s Happening at POSF
**Got Questions? Rev. Matt Clark is teaching a 15 week lessons on the Book of Revelations at the church at 7:00 p.m. on Monday nights. We are looking forward to a great time together studying the Word.**
**Anger Management – We just started a 12 weeks class on Thursday nights at 7:30. Performance Objectives – Define Anger, Identify difference between anger and rage, Determine if anger is good or bad, Discuss physical responses to anger.**
South Texas District Camp Meeting 2013
Camp Meeting is Back! Come join with others from all over the South Texas District for ole’ time Camp Meeting church at the Pasadena Convention Center August 14 – 16th. Speakers are Bro. Brian Kensey and Bro. Raymond Woodard. Make plans and mark your calendars for this special event. If you know someone that has never experienced “Pentecost” make it a point to invite and bring them. Make a difference in the world!
Revelation Bible Study
Got Questions? Rev. Matt Clark is teaching a 15 week lessons on the Book of Revelations at the church at 7:00 p.m. We are looking forward to a great time together studying the Word.
Wedding Annoucement
Jarryd Raynes and Leslie Daniel will be getting married on June 29th at 2:00. Congratulations!
Children’s Christmas Play
Next Sunday the Sunday School Department will present their Christmas Program at 10:00 a.m.. Support our children – they are excited and this is a special event for them!
December 2, 2012
Be Prepared with Prayer
By Will Davis, Jr
Make prayer a daily habit with these tips and you’ll be ready to face life’s challenges.
One of the most important factors in praying is to be a person of prayer before a crisis hits. A crisis is not the time to start praying; it’s the time to keep praying. That isn’t always easy. It’s typically a crisis that drives us to prayer.
When things are just rocking along, we usually don’t feel the need to pray. But we need to pray “in season and out” (2 Tim. 4:2), in good times and bad. Be a praying person before the hurricane blows through your life, and then when it does, you won’t have to try to start praying.
Here are three suggestions to make prayer a daily habit so that you can be prepared for your next crisis.
1. Have a regular prayer time. Don’t wonder when or if you’ll get to pray again. Have a set time for prayer and ruthlessly protect it. Be as committed to prayer as you are to meals.
2. Have a regular prayer place. Don’t wonder where you’ll be able to find a quiet place for prayer. Build a location into your discipline of peacetime praying. When your set time for prayer rolls around, be unyielding about staying in your set place.
3. Have a regular prayer plan. Don’t wonder what you’ll say to God when you pray. Be systematic about your conversations with him. I use my Bible as my daily prayer guide. I can open it on any day and have plenty to talk to God about. Should the Spirit choose to lead me to different subjects, I try to be sensitive and obedient to that. But when I sit down to talk with God, I know where I intend to go. It takes much of the guesswork and wasted time out of my precious moments with God. He’s your best friend…tell him everything!
Pray in advance, pray before crisis. That way, when the fire does break out in your life, you’ll be prepared to keep right on praying.
This article is excerpted from Pray Big.
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