Choir Leading Christianity, Part 3

February 24, 2020 • 7:00 pm

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Tonight in part 3, our evangelist continues looking at "the seven melodies" that are to be an essential part of every Christian's life.

Part of the series:

2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Messages preached during our week of Revival meetings with Evangelist Mike Shrock

February 23, 2020 • 11:00 am

Choir Leading Christianity, Part 1

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Synopsis: This message is part one as it looks at the essential virtues each born-again believer should possess.

February 24, 2020 • 7:00 pm

Choir Leading Christianity, Part 3

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Synopsis: Tonight in part 3, our evangelist continues looking at "the seven melodies" that are to be an essential part of every Christian's life.

February 25, 2020 • 7:00 pm

Choir Leading Christianity, Part 4

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Synopsis: In this final message from 2 Peter 1:5-7, attention is focused upon the final two essential melodies of the Christian life - "brotherly kindness" and "charity."

February 26, 2020 • 7:00 pm

What Are You Wearing?

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Synopsis: In tonight's message, three pictures of the Christian life are presented--farmer, athlete, and soldier. In particular, this message focuses on the last of these images and challenges us to recognize who our greatest enemy is with which we are engaged in conflict.

February 27, 2020 • 7:00 pm

What Are You Wearing? Part 2

Scripture:

Speaker: Evangelist Mike Shrock

Series: 2020 Revival Meetings with Mike Shrock

Synopsis: Tonight's message continues where the last one ended. Your mind is your battleground and you are your own worst enemy. We don't have to think in ways that are characteristic of the unsaved man's nature: at salvation we were given a new nature and so can learn to think a new way. From which closet are you pulling out what you mentally dress yourself with--the unsaved man's or the saved man's?