Dear Tabernacle Family,
You are invited to join us every Wednesday Night in the World Prayer Center at 7PM as we experience “Tabernacle of David” Worship. Our focus is Prayer, Praise, Prophecy, Proclamation and Personal Ministry. Why “Tabernacle of David?” We believe Davidic worship will continue to be the form of worship into the Millennium.
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Dear Tabernacle Family,
It is Maria’s and my pleasure to write this week’s Pastor’s Pen to call attention to a very special segment of our church family, the Jubilee Fellowship.
In our society, this age group is growing faster than the birth rate! This large and diverse group has entered a different phase of life – people who have adult children and grandchildren, people who are retired or pursuing second careers, and people who have lost spouses. All share in the common need for salvation in Christ, and the consequent need to be valued and to become productive servants of Christ.
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Dear Tabernacle Family,
Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, our Savior, and the “firstfruits” of those who are yet to be raised from the dead. This word, “firstfruits,” is used by the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 15, the Resurrection Chapter. “But now Christ is risen from the dead, and has become the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. For since by man came death, by Man also came the resurrection of the dead. For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ all shall be made alive. But each one in his own order: Christ the firstfruits, afterward those who are Christ’s at His coming” (1 Cor. 15:20-23).
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Dear Tabernacle Family,
The Apostle Paul spoke to Timothy, his young son in the faith, encouraging him to be an example to other believers, “in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity” (1 Tim. 4:12b). What stands out about this verse is Timothy’s age. He was not an aged apostle like Paul, his mentor, but instead, he was one to whom Paul would write, “Let no one despise your youth!” (1 Tim. 4:12a).
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Dear Tabernacle Family,
For nearly the past two years we have been on a JOURNEY – a spiritually focused Capital Campaign designed to help each of us individually and all of us corporately to become better stewards of the time, talents, treasures and testimony with which we have been entrusted. I love that word – entrusted! Whenever I hear it, I immediately contrast it with another word – entitled.
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Psalm 63:1 – David said, “O God, You are my God; Early will I seek You; My soul thirsts for you; My flesh longs for you…”
It has been an honor and a pleasure for me for the past 31 years to teach an amazing group of ladies in a weekly Bible Study on Tuesday mornings at 9:15 in our Activities Center. It not only is a Bible Study, but worship and prayer and includes special prayer for personal needs. This has brought the hearts of all attending to be intertwined into loving fellowship and
enjoyable times sharing life together.
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Greetings in Jesus Name!
It is a privilege for us to share our hearts with you about our Singles Ministry. “Christ Covenant Singles” is a ministry dedicated to walk with singles in their development of the character of Christ, the building of healthy relationships, and in experiencing wholeness in their personal lives. It’s a joy for us to facilitate an atmosphere where singles can discover their calling in the body of Christ.
Allow us to share four words every person who is single needs to build into their vocabulary and their life.
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Dear Tab Family,
Almost three years ago the MOPS {Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers) Ministry was born at The Tabernacle. We started with a leadership team of six people and the MOPS curriculum. I would never have guessed that a ministry could have made such a great impact on me as MOPS. Let me share two wonder-full stories.
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Dear Tabernacle Family,
Our Culture of Honor All-Church Study is underway and we are each benefiting from our individual and corporate study of Danny Silk’s insightful book. Last Sunday I had the joy of sharing with you about how the Church, as an Apostolic Center, is called to shape the culture in which we live. I spoke about four different types of churches.
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