Prof Profit did an outstanding job on Powerline tonight and talked about God being enough no matter what the circumstance. If you happened to miss it, just click on the following link... http://www.box.net/shared/816aos8z6z
Sunday, October 31, 2010
God is More than Enough!
Prof Profit did an outstanding job on Powerline tonight and talked about God being enough no matter what the circumstance. If you happened to miss it, just click on the following link... http://www.box.net/shared/816aos8z6z
Friday, October 29, 2010
Good news!
In the coming days, it is looking that we might be able to stream our Powerline calls online and allow for chatroom participation. This would be awesome!
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Missed Pastor Stetler speak?
No problem! You can listen to the audio recording at... http://www.box.net/files#/files/0/f/34579758/1/f_532045509
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Powerline is back!
Hey everyone! We're excited to announce that Powerline Conference Calls is back in action this Sunday night at 9:30 with guest speaker Darrell Lee Stetler II. For those of you who have never called in to listen, Powerline is a basic conference call system that allows anyone to call a Long Distance US number (218-895-0167) and enter a passcode (P-O-W-E-R). This will automatically place you on the conference and you will be able to hear the special speaker as well as those who will interact with him. Participation is strictly optional (most people simply call in an listen) but is encouraged. The call lasts from 9:30 PM - 9:50 PM with the speaker speaking for 15 min and teens interacting with questions for 5 min. This call is beneficial to all but it's primary focus is juniors and seniors in high school who may not have a lot of good church connections. And so if this call is not for you, you might know someone who might really need this! If that is the case, simply refer them to me (Ezra Byer) by phone (513) 479-7648 or e-mail powerlinesunday@yahoo.ca. Looking forward to what God has in store and hope you can join us Sunday!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Why I am a Christian - David Duncombe
The world expects us to be a Christian because we have faith, but that is only part of the equation. If being a Christian only helps you, but is not absolutely true, you'd have no reason to share it.
I. We have historical evidence that Jesus is God.
A. He preformed miracles.
B. He claimed to be God.
C. He rose from the dead-if He claimed to rise from the dead, we have reason to believe we will also rise from the dead.
D. The Old Testament predicted His coming.
E. Hundreds of people saw Jesus after he rose from the dead.
II. God wants to reveal Himself.
A. The Islam leader claimed to be a prophet, died, and is buried. But God did miracles and rose from the dead.
B. Buddhism had a vision, but why should we believe Buddha? We don't have any historical proof his ideas are true.
Q&A
1. What do we do if someone asks us a question and we have no idea of the answer?
A. If you don't know, just say you don't know. Let them know it's OK to need answers for their questions. Find out the answer and get back to them. If someone gets saved after they ask the hard questions will really stick; they won't fall away when their emotions fade.
2. Is there ever a point when reason doesn't work with helping someone become a Christian.
A. We have to remember that we are God's creation. God is so much deeper then we are, and there are many things about God that will just blow our minds. There is a certain awe about God that will blow our minds, but will also make us worship Him. Point out that these things don't disbelieve Him, they make me realize how awesome He is.
3. How important is it to have a relationship with someone before you try to share Christ?
A. The relationship is very important. In any type of evangelism. The ones that have a relationship are the ones that really stick. Church evangelism is the greatest way to convert people.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Josh and Jodi Emory - Why Our Kids will Serve God

Luke 18:16 We have such a huge responsibility in raising our kids and a huge part of that is training and discipline.
1. Training and Discipline
If our kids can't obey us they won't be able to obey God.
Children learn not to pick up wasps by picking up wasps. Parents are examples for children so the kids don't have to fail every time they do something.
Eph. 6:1
2 Memorizing scripture
If we're praying and reading our Bible it will influence our kids
Psalm 119:11
3 Serving others
It's easy to forget to serve your family.
4. Tithes and Offerings
They may not be able to tithe for a while but they will see if we do it.
Mat. 25:34-40
5. Talents
God has given them talents for specific reasons. They're from God and it's important to teach kids not to boast about their talents.
Involve your children and let them use their talents.
6. Family Devotions and Church
Our children should see that Christ comes first.
Hebrews 10:25
7. What They Watch
A lot of movies and such don't teach us about Christ.
*Kids are our responsibility. We need to get personal and not be afraid to teach them Godly principles.
Q. What's something to really avoid when raising kids?
A. If you're not consistant with discipline it will just be a hassel. So whatever you do just be consistent.
Q. What are some things you do to discipline.
A. One thing I do in training is set the bowl of baby food on their tray and don't let them bump it off.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Preparing for Motherhood - Dorcas Hallam
Have a grateful and contented-with-life spirit. Circumstances may be hard, but you can have a grateful spirit.
Don't always be looking to the next step. That's a big reason why people become ungrateful.
Contentedness does not come from our surroundings but our heart.
We should teach our children to help instead of always needing help.
The attitude is key.
Do you get behind what your boyfriend is doing? Do you think he is a great person, or do you really support him?
Don't try to force a relationship if you're not excited with where you're going.
Love the church and the church leaders and constantly praise them.
Make sure you know your children's hearts and desires. Help them to get involved in ministry.
Be organized and be flexible.
Questions to ask yourself:
Do I talk about problems people have more then their ideas?
Do I complain regularly about my food?
Am I high maintenance?
Do I laugh at people behind their backs?
Does your employer say you do an excellent job?
Do you cut corners?
Do you break the little rules because you think you know better?
Q. How can you be passionate for whatever your future husband is passionate about?
A. Your husband and you are going to match. Your boyfriend may want great things, but your passions need to match.
Q. What are some things you should look for in a guy both negative and positive?
A. Beyond praying and reeding their Bible, pick someone that doesn't feel superior over others. Then, they will raise them to be servants.
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