Dads Who Win
Ed Young
2 Samuel 18:32
I would be amiss if I did not have a word of gratitude to so many people here who worked at the convention that we just had in this city. I think somewhere we lost the name of convention and became a real-time of praise and honor and worship to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ which is what we all prayed about. We had hundreds and hundreds of people, our choir, Mr. Moore, Mr. Marsh, and all those who accompany them, all o four soloists. We had 3 or 4 hundred who volunteered, ushers and microphones, and everything in the world. Some took their vacation. Gary Bond and others just took off for a week and there were many like that. And I think we just ought to say to them thank you. I ought to say thank you for a job well done.
The results of all that came when over 2500 men and women just responded to the call of missions by actually filling out cards and 640 came and said we're ready to go where God wants me to go. We praise Him for that and we praise the Lord for that. And all who were involved in any way in the convention activities, the choir, or any of the other many chores from running back and forth to airports, would you stand up and the rest of us want to say to you thank you, God bless you for leading in this way. Would you stand all over wherever you are, young and old. They're all over the place.
This is Father's Day. A family was baptized this morning among the 21 we baptized in this service of worship. It all came about because the children went to their daddy and said, You know, what would you like for Father's Day? And so their gift was for the whole family who came to Christ, received Him as Lord and Savior, they were baptized this morning among these others.
Father's Day! Open your Bibles if you would to 11 Samuel, chapter number 18, beginning with verse 32. II Samuel 18:32; ''Then David the King said to the Cushite, Is it well with the young man Absalom? And the Cushite answered, Let the enemies ...
Ed Young
2 Samuel 18:32
I would be amiss if I did not have a word of gratitude to so many people here who worked at the convention that we just had in this city. I think somewhere we lost the name of convention and became a real-time of praise and honor and worship to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ which is what we all prayed about. We had hundreds and hundreds of people, our choir, Mr. Moore, Mr. Marsh, and all those who accompany them, all o four soloists. We had 3 or 4 hundred who volunteered, ushers and microphones, and everything in the world. Some took their vacation. Gary Bond and others just took off for a week and there were many like that. And I think we just ought to say to them thank you. I ought to say thank you for a job well done.
The results of all that came when over 2500 men and women just responded to the call of missions by actually filling out cards and 640 came and said we're ready to go where God wants me to go. We praise Him for that and we praise the Lord for that. And all who were involved in any way in the convention activities, the choir, or any of the other many chores from running back and forth to airports, would you stand up and the rest of us want to say to you thank you, God bless you for leading in this way. Would you stand all over wherever you are, young and old. They're all over the place.
This is Father's Day. A family was baptized this morning among the 21 we baptized in this service of worship. It all came about because the children went to their daddy and said, You know, what would you like for Father's Day? And so their gift was for the whole family who came to Christ, received Him as Lord and Savior, they were baptized this morning among these others.
Father's Day! Open your Bibles if you would to 11 Samuel, chapter number 18, beginning with verse 32. II Samuel 18:32; ''Then David the King said to the Cushite, Is it well with the young man Absalom? And the Cushite answered, Let the enemies ...
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