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Word of the Day - Ron Linkins March 11, 2010



    Emerods

     
       :) Em"er*ods\, Emeroids \Em"er*oids\, n. pl. [OF. emmeroides.  
                See Hemorrhoids; piles; tumors; boils. [R.] --Deut. xxviii. 27. .
       
             Deuteronomy 28:27

Verse of the Day - Glen Barlow March 11, 2010

2 John 1:1 (NIV) 
The elder, 
To the chosen lady and her children, 
whom I love in the truth--and not I only, 
but also all who know the truth--

Concerts - Ron Linkins March 11, 2010

WFCA Special Spring Concert
                                       Legacy Five

                  Legacy Five
                              Saturday, April 17, 2010
                          Holmes Community College
                                Grenada, Mississippi
 Tickets: see below
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                   Summer 2010:
          TheTALLEY TRIO
                             Promotional Image
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              The TRIBUTE QUARTET
                              
                             Saturday, August 21, 2010
                             Neshoba County Coliseum
                              Philadelphia, Mississippi
Tickets: see below
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              Later This Fall

Tickets: see below
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Tickets:
$12.00  Advance
$15.00  At the door
$  7.00  Children ages 6-12 advance
$  8.00  Children ages 6-12 at the door
$  0.00  Children under age 6 w/paid adult
$20.00  Artist section all ages
Click "Here" for Ticket Locations

Top 20 Songs on WFCA - Ron Linkins March 11, 2010

 

  1.  The Word                                                                     Kingsmen
  2.  I'll Pray For You                                                          Whisnants
  3.  He Locked The Gates                                            Kingdon Heirs
  4.  God’s Not Through With You                          Mike & Kelly Bowling
  5.   I Am Redeemed                                                          Greenes
  6.  The Son Came Down                                               Inspirations
  7.  I Believe In Prayer                                                       HisSong 
  8.  In Everything Give Thanks                                 Charlotte Ritchie 
  9.  Why Can't All God's Children Get Along  Karen Peck & New River
10.  Jesus Is Alive And Well                                         Janet Paschal
11.  When The Trumpet Sounds                             Triumphant Quartet
12.  Born To Climb                                                       Jeff & Sheri Easter
13.  A Little Good News                                                 Dove Brothers
14.  It Took His Breath Away                                        Three Bridges
15.  I Want My Stage To Be An Altar                                 Akins
16.  You Must Have Met Him                                Brian Free & Assurance
17.  Wonderful Words Of Life                                  Jim & Melissa Brady
18.  Bottom Of The Barrel                                        Collingsworth Family
19.  Waving On The Other Side                     Ricky Atkinson & Compassion 
20.  Tell Me Again                                                             Saving Grace 
 

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Testimony - Chuck Carroll March 11, 2010

I speak to you as a Christian. Jesus Christ is my Lord and God and Savior and Song day and night. I can live without food, without drink, without sleep, without air, but I cannot live without Jesus. Without him I would have perished long ago. Without him and his church reconciling men to God, the world would have perished long ago. I live in and on the Bible for long hours every day. The Bible is the source of every good thought and impulse I have. In the Bible God himself, the Creator of everything from nothing, speaks to me and to the world directly, about himself, about ourselves, and about his will for the course of events and for the consummation of history. And believe me, not a day passes without my crying from the bottom of my heart, ‘Come, Lord Jesus.’
Charles Malik (1906-1987), Lebanon's ambassador to the USA (1945-55), President of the UN General Assembly (1958-59), professor of philosophy at the American University of Beirut (1962-76). Quoted from “The Two Tasks” in The Two Tasks of the Christian Scholar: Redeeming the Soul, Redeeming the Mind, eds. William Lane Craig and Paul M. Gould (Wheaton, Illinois: Crossway Books, 2007), p. 55.

Gospel Train Winners - Ron Linkins March 11, 2010

    Click to viewRoll Call   Parchment Paper Portrait Symbol Clip Art
Winners of a 9 inch Jubilations Cheesecake

02-05-10   Jackie Umfress        Amory, MS
02-12-10    Gwen Buckley           Lexington, MS
02-19-10    Barbara Withers      Carthage, MS
02-26-10    Lydia DeCocco         Mathiston, MS


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              Birthday
          Birthday Cake 
               Winners

02-05-10   Bonnie Jo Gurley              Mathiston, MS
02-12-10    Larry Atkins Jr.              Columbus, MS
02-19-10    Robin Ables                     Greenwood, MS
02-26-10    Brittany Martin               Weir, MS Unclaimed


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                Anniversary 
               Winners
                         ... anniversary of mrs and mrs
                 "Dinner-for-Two"

02-05-10  Redale & Christy Oswalt      Eupora, MS
02-12-10  Jamie & Jessica Brown         Mathiston, MS
02-19-10  Andy & Chastity Weeks        Grenada, MS
02-26-10  Keity & Vickie Carlisle         Greenwood, MS


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Faith's Checkbook - Chuck Carroll March 10, 2010

From Spurgeon's "Faith's Check Book"
"I am come a light into the world, that whosoever believeth on me should not abide in darkness." (John 12:46)
This world is dark as midnight; Jesus has come that by faith we may have light and may no longer sit in the gloom which covers all the rest of mankind.
Whosoever is a very wide term: it means you and me. If we trust in Jesus we shall no more sit in the dark shadow of death but shall enter into the warm light of a day which shall never end. Why do we not come out into the light at once?
A cloud may sometimes hover over us, but we shall not abide in darkness if we believe in Jesus. He has come to give us broad daylight. Shall He come in vain? If we have faith we have the privilege of sunlight: let us enjoy it. From the night of natural depravity, of ignorance, of doubt, of despair, of sin, of dread, Jesus has come to set us free; and all believers shall know that He no more comes in vain than the sun rises and fails to scatter his heat and light.
Shake off thy depression, dear brother. Abide not in the dark, but abide in the light. In Jesus is thy hope, thy joy, thy heaven, Look to Him, to Him only, and thou shalt rejoice as the birds rejoice at sunrise and as the angels rejoice before the throne.

Verse of the Day - Glen Barlow March 09, 2010

1 John 5:20 (NIV) 
We know also that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding, 
so that we may know him who is true. 
And we are in him who is true--even in his Son Jesus Christ. 
He is the true God and eternal life.

Faith's Checkbook - Chuck Carroll March 09, 2010

From Spurgeon's "Faith's Check Book"
"And seek the peace of the city whither I have caused you to be carried away captives, and pray unto the Lord for it: for in the peace thereof shall ye have peace." (Jeremiah 29:7)

The principle involved in this text would suggest to all of us who are the Lord's strangers and foreigners that we should be desirous to promote the peace and prosperity of the people among whom we dwell. Specially should our nation and our city be blest by our constant intercession. An earnest prayer for your country and other countries is well becoming in the mouth of every believer.

Eagerly let us pray for the great boon of peace, both at home and abroad. If strife should cause bloodshed in our streets, or if foreign battle should slay our brave soldiers, we should all bewail the calamity; let us therefore pray for peace and diligently promote those principles by which the classes at home and the races abroad may be bound together in bonds of amity.

We ourselves are promised quiet in connection with the peace of the nation, and this most desirable; for thus we can bring up our families in the fear of the Lord and also preach the Gospel without obstruction or hindrance. Today let us be much in prayer for our country, confessing national sins and asking for national pardon and blessing, for Jesus' sake.

Verse of the Day - Glen Barlow March 08, 2010

1 John 5:19 (NIV) 
We know that we are children of God, 
and that the whole world is under the control of the evil one.

Faith's Checkbook - Chuck Carroll March 08, 2010

From Spurgeon's "Faith's Check Book"
"Blessed shall be thy basket and thy store." (Deuteronomy 28:5)
Obedience brings a blessing on all the provisions which our industry earns for us. That which comes in and goes out at once, like fruit in the basket which is for immediate use, shall be blest; and that which is laid by with us for a longer season shall equally receive a blessing. Perhaps ours is a hand-basket portion. We have a little for breakfast and a scanty bite for dinner in a basket when we go out to do our work in the morning. This is well, for the blessing of God is promised to the basket. If we live born hand to mouth, getting each day's supply in the day, we are as well off as Israel; for when the Lord entertained His favored people He only gave them a day's manna at a time. What more did they need? What more do we need?
But if we have a store, how much we need the Lord to bless it! For there is the care of getting, the care of keeping, the care of managing, the care of using; and, unless the Lord bless it, these cares will eat into our hearts till our goods become our gods and our cares prove cankers.
O Lord, bless our substance. Enable us to use it for Thy glory, Help us to keep worldly things in their proper places, and never may our savings endanger the saving of our souls.

Faith's Checkbook - Chuck Carroll March 07, 2010

From Spurgeon's "Faith's Check Book"
"In thee the fatherless findeth mercy." (Hosea 14:3)

 

This is an excellent reason for casting away all other confidences and relying upon the Lord alone. When a child is left without its natural protector, our God steps in and becomes his guardian: so also when a man has lost every object of dependence, he may cast himself upon the living God and find in Him al) that he needs. Orphans are cast upon the fatherhood of God, and He provides for them. The writer of these pages knows what it is to hang on the bare arm of God, and he bears his willing witness that no trust is so well warranted by facts, or so sure to be rewarded by results, as trust in the invisible but ever-living God.
Some children who have fathers are not much the better off because of them, but the fatherless with God are rich. Better have God and no other friend than all the patrons on the earth and no God. To be bereaved of the creature is painful, but so long as the Lord remains the fountain of mercy to us, we are not truly orphaned. Let fatherless children plead the gracious word for this morning, and let all who have been bereaved of visible support do the same, Lord, let me find mercy in Thee! The more needy and helpless I am, the more confidently do I appeal to Thy loving heart.

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