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He's Changing Lives

Romans 12: 1 - 2, "I beseech you therefore brethren by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies as a living sacrifice; holy and acceptable to God as your reasonable service. Be not conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind; that you may prove what is that good, acceptable, and perfect will of God"

God is truly faithful in what He's doing in our church just in the past 2 months. New people are coming in, the church is blessed, and people are rising up to do the will of God. I am so proud of the church that Jesus has allowed me to pastor! We are in the harvest - time of the year, and reaping the benefits of God's goodness through sacrificial giving, and personal evangelism.

Our bible studies are going to start next Friday, and the leaders of them are already brain-storming about Halloween, and how they can make a significant impact that night! As for my family and I, we are truly blessed and well taken care of. The Lord has met some personal and financial needs in our lives (as always), and the timing couldn't be better! 



Through all of the difficulties in this life, it sure feels good to know that no matter what, the Lord is on your side, and is working overtime to make sure that you are taken care of, well informed, properly instructed, and / or rebuked! The shaping and sharpening of the Lord is ever beneficial to our spiritual maturity and health...it won't be long before we are getting into a new building and growing to the potential God has ordained...

Channelview TX is ripe for the picking, and the Salazars are so excited to go and do the will of God there...we're taking our cities for Jesus Christ!!

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