Pastor's Thoughts

Sunday, April 21, 2024

Good morning and welcome to DaySpring Community Church. We are so glad you are here to worship with us today. This morning, I want to share a message with you titled: How Well Do You Know Jesus. Our opening Scripture is found in John 14:6. The Bible teaches us many things concerning Jesus Christ, but I want to elaborate of 4 specific things: He is God in human form, He lives a sinless life, He is the only was to God and heaven, and He is coming again. God reveals Jesus to us in every book of the Bible. My prayer is that you do not just know who Jesus is, but that you know Him as your personal Lord and Savior.

There are many exciting things happening here at DaySpring. Be sure to check the calendar and make plans to be a part of everything we do. Don't forget to look for ways to be a blessing to others. Take every opportunity that God gives you to tells someone about Jesus Christ.

In His Service,
Pastor Dennis

Mid-Week Bible Study

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Come join us as we spend time learning from Paul's letter to the Ephesians.

Elijah ranks right up there with Moses as one of the most dramatic prophets of the LORD. At Elijah's word, kings trembled, the rains stopped, a jug of oil never ran dry, a boy was raised from the dead, fire fell from the sky, revival broke out, and hundreds of idolatrous prophets were executed.

Yet James 5:17 says, "Elijah was a man with a nature like ours."

After hearing wicked Queen Jezebel's murderous threats, how does Elijah respond? True to life, scriptures says he panics. After several days on the run, Elijah collapses- exhausted, lonely, frightened, and feeling utterly defeated. In his desperation, he foolishly begs the LORD to take his life. Instead, the LORD renews Elijah- with a double portion of food, drink, rest. And then He sends him out again with a new commission and with the assurance that many others also were on his side.

If you can't join us in person, make sure to join us online. I look forward to seeing each of you on Wednesday. It is an important time of fellowship, prayer, and study. Make Wednesday evening a priority in your life.

In His Service,
Pastor Dennis