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My Hope Sunday & Testimony, EQUIP Conference (Pastoral Emphasis for 3/12)

Today was My Hope Sunday, and we had many guests join us to hear the Gospel. We examined that the basis for our faith and hope starts with Jesus and what He said about Himself. And Jesus made the outstanding claim that He is God. If Jesus is not who He claimed to be, then Christians have no basis for their hope. We only have four options regarding Jesus. Either He is a legend, a liar, a lunatic, or Lord. 
But all the evidence points to the fact that Jesus' claim to be God is true. He's not a legend, liar, or lunatic. Jesus is Lord!

We also had a testimony from Sis. Jennifer Allen.

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We welcome those who recently joined the church:
  • James Smith - Joined on Christian Experience 
  • Tempyss Turner - Joined on Christian Experience 

The Western Wake Alumnae chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority joined us for worship today as part of their Sisterhood Celebration.

Have you registered for our EQUIP Conference yet? This is our second year with a focus on equipping Couples, Singles, and Youth for discipleship and even how to disciple During Hard Times. We have dynamic speakers lined up (most are not ministers). We will have diverse panels for Q&A. The conference will be this Friday, March 17, from 7pm-9pm, Saturday, March 18, from 9am-12pm, and we will have a special conference wrap-up on Sunday, March 19, at our 10am service. The conference is FREE and open to everyone.



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