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James 5:19-20 “My brothers, if anyone among you wanders from the truth and someone brings him back let him know that whoever brings back a sinner from his wandering will save his soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.”
Be careful to criticize the wanderer before you try to rescue them. Is it any more wrong to wander than it is not to rescue? Wouldn’t the church be better off if we were more about rescuing the wandering, than gossiping about the wandering?
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A special invite to our Indiana friends….
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This week’s update on Southern Gospel Music from Jean Sutterfield Grady and Gospel Music Today…
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Christmas is the night Light stepped into the dark.
What do you do when God allows the unimaginable and offers no easy answers? For Pastor Chad Roberts, the path forward wasn’t restored sight—it was deeper trust in a God who remains good, even in total darkness.
This Christmas, that story comes home for one unforgettable night of worship, harmony, and hope. Join us at the PFWB Tabernacle for A Blind Faith Christmas, featuring:
• The Hoppers — America’s Favorite Family of Gospel Music
• Declaration Worship — heart-on-fire praise
• Wilmington Celebration Choir — a soaring, multi-generational gospel choir
You’ll also hear a brief, heartfelt word from Chad Roberts, rooted in his own sudden blindness. Drawing from the Christmas story and from lives like Joseph, Job, and Peter, he’ll remind us that the God who sent His Son into a dark world is still worthy of our trust when we can’t see the way forward.
Come ready to sing. Come ready to hope. Come ready to celebrate the Light that no darkness can overcome.
This night is FREE, and EVERYONE is welcome.
Seating is limited, so registration is encouraged—registered guests will be admitted first.
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Bring the whole family. We can’t wait to celebrate with you.
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