EARNESTLY CONTEND FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS
Prelude: A brass trio of Henry Parker, Marcus Luka, and Josh Friesen played “Come Thou Fount” and “Count Your Blessings.”
Testimony: Janice Calhoun spoke of starting piano lessons at age seven, and how she asked Jesus into her heart when she was ten. He has helped her with her music and through life, as well as in the “bumps” along the way such as times of sickness and when she broke her wrist. She is thankful that...
Prelude: The orchestra played “People Need the Lord” and “Doxology.”
Testimony: Brian Ewers (pictured above) told how the Lord saved him when he was nine years old. At age fifteen he had the privilege of joining the church orchestra and has continued playing in it since. He loves the Gospel and wants to let his light shine.
First Special: A Worthington/Heintz quartet sang “The Sounds of His Coming.”
Scripture Reading: Clark Wolfe read Daniel 6:1-9.
Last Special: Ashley Morgan sang...
Prelude: Heidi Copko played a flute solo arrangement of “The Old Rugged Cross.”
Testimony: Joseph Asaya shared how God was with them when his youngest daughter, Serena, broke her wrist badly.
First Special: Joseph and Sam Asaya (pictured above) sang “Water from the Rock.”
Testimony: Sarah Asaya expressed her gratitude for Christian parents and for God’s salvation. He has been with her through this pandemic and she can feel His support.
Last Special: Sister Sarah sang “Lovest Thou Me?”
Sermon: Bob...
Prelude: A young ladies’ string quartet played “Grace Greater than Our Sin” and “Redeemed.”
First Special: Rob, Alicia, and Henry Parker sang “I Know My God Can Do It.”
Testimony: Alicia Parker thanked God for saving her at a very young age, and also for keeping her through these difficult times.
Testimony: Henry Parker was thankful for the privilege to participate in the music at church, and that the Lord helped him to re-commit his life to God recently.
Testimony:...
Prelude: The orchestra played “Give Thanks” and “We Bring the Sacrifice of Praise.”
Testimony: Matt Hansen said that when God saved him, He took away his fear of not going to Heaven. Matt was thankful that during this pandemic, he can feel God’s Spirit as he watches the church webcast and prays afterward.
First Special: Dale, Luke, and Caleb Copko sang “What a Lovely Name.”
Scripture Reading: Dave Lambert read from Genesis 13:5-13.
Last Special: Caleb Copko sang “God with...
Prelude: Annika Ewers played a violin solo of several songs, including “Come Thou Fount” and “All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name.”
Testimony: Dave Lambert read Bruce Archer’s testimony from the Gospel Pioneers series, which told how Bruce spent years as a member of the underground and committed many crimes. One day, however, he heard people from the Apostolic Faith Church testify at a street meeting. He went to their service and at the...
Prelude: A serenaders' quartet (pictured above) played “Onward Christian Soldiers,” “Sweet By and By,” and “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”
Testimony: Curt Cook shared that as a young boy, he preferred playing ball to attending church, but when he gave his heart to the Lord that all changed. After he was saved he learned to play the trombone, and has played in the church orchestra for over fifty years.
First Special: Holly, Diana, and Rosie Lambert sang...
Prelude: A brass quartet played “Near the Cross” and “He Lives.”
Testimony: David Warberg (pictured above) told how the Lord saved him when he was in high school and made a change in his life. God guided him through college, and later to his job and marriage.
First Special: Chris, Jillian, and Julianne Luka sang “We Fall Down.”
Scripture Reading: Dave Lambert read Luke 10:38-42.
Last Special: Kristi Riler sang “Restore My Soul.”
Sermon: Darrel Lee read from Luke 10:42 about...
Prelude:Julianne Luka performed “You Are My All and All” and “It Could Happen in a Moment” on her viola.
Testimony: Dave Lambert read the testimony of Cleora Colt from Volume 2 of our Gospel Pioneers series. It tells how the Lord saved her and her husband and reunited their home, then sanctified her and healed her of an affliction she had lived with for seven years. Sister Cleora continued to live a victorious life...