My church YouTube channel. "God is our Refuge" by Mike Alvis

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Good afternoon to all our Readers....

 I am posting a YouTube video of our Pastor's sermon for today, Sunday March 22, 2020. The title is "God is our Refuge." The main text is Psalm 4 and I am sure you will find this to be a timely sermon for all people. 

 Please continue to pray for all those impacted by COVID-19. The impact continues to spread and critical medical supplies are beginning to run short. Please remember to pray for all our doctors, nurses and caregivers along with EMT personnel since they come in direct contact with those who are ill with this disease. Please pray for God's will to be done in all of this and that multitudes of people will turn to the One, True God of heaven for salvation during this time. Please pray for His word to continue going out and being honored.

 Bob

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