“In 1781, (Richard) Allen began traveling the Methodist preaching circuits in Delaware and surrounding states. ‘My usual method was when I would get bare of clothes, to stop traveling and go to work,’ he said. ‘My hands administered to my
Born [into slavery] in Virginia, Liele was taken to Georgia, where he was converted in 1773 in the church of his master, Henry Sharp. He soon became concerned about the spiritual condition of his fellow slaves and began preaching to
Throughout the history of the Church there has always been that pull, that option to take control, to take matters in our own hands, so that we can achieve our desired goal for the church. Sad to say, but the
Pierre-Paul Thomas was born blind. He was born with congenital nystagmus which damaged his optic nerves. On top of that, Pierre-Paul, who is 68 years old, developed cataracts in his adult years. Early in his life, his family had sought
This morning we are going to go back to our study of 2 Corinthians and pick up where we left off in chapter 3. The verses we will begin looking at this morning are fascinating from the standpoint that Paul
Call to Hear If you’ve been paying attention to the progression taking place in our study of Revelation then you may have noticed that the level of intensity, drama and suffering has steadily increased with each new chapter. At the
It’s Christmas Day! I love hearing the Christmas Story each and every Christmas. It’s a story that never grows old. It’s the greatest love story that has ever been told. It’s a story unlike any story we’ve ever read in
Things just could not have been worse. The glorious hope of the people of Israel that the Dynasty begun by David would continue throughout all eternity…it had come crashing down upon them. The United Kingdom of Israel under David had
Today we are taking a look at Revelation 7. The last time that I spoke we covered chapter 6 where the Lamb began to open the seals and reveal the contents of the scroll of chapter 5. 6 of 7