ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Yesterday, Pastor Wayne shared a story of how his horse got its feet tangled in a wire fence. The horse became so frantic that Wayne had to cover its face with a t-shirt to calm it down as they cut the wire loose. When we left off, Pastor Wayne invited his son, Aaron to come up and share a few words. Let’s pick it up right there with part two of the message, Some Assembly Required."
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You’ve probably heard us mention from time to time, a book written by Pastor Wayne called The Divine Mentor. Today, we continue a message we began yesterday taken from that book. Here is Pastor Wayne with part two of The Divine Mentor.
Have you ever bought something from the store, maybe a bicycle or a piece of furniture, and it says on the box, some assembly required? Well, that’s how it was with us as new believers. God looked at us and said, “some assembly required.” We are all a work in progress. Today, a message from Pastor…
You’ve probably heard us mention from time to time, a book written by Pastor Wayne called The Divine Mentor. Today’s message is taken from that book. Here is Pastor Wayne with a message, The Divine Mentor.
In a relay race, one of the most critical moments that will determine whether you win or lose is that split second where the runner passes the baton. God has entrusted His legacy to us, and it will only continue as we pass the baton to the next generation. In a moment, a message entitled, The Baton…
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