I got to open our service at Westchester Chapel this morning, and I observed that on St. Patrick's Day our sermon was on freedom in Christ! It was an amazing, and unplanned, correlation, since Patrick was a slave, who escaped, only to have a vision calling him to return to the land of his captors to explain the way to be free in Christ.
Pastor Randy Solomon preached on John 8:31-36. Dr. Linda Warren Prayed over the service.
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I played an excerpt from Roger Nelson's one-man play, The Confession of St. Patrick. You can see the full trailer here:
The Hill Family will be blessing us by leading us in a couple of hymns before performing at Carnegie Hall on March 31. Here's one of their music videos:
We sang two songs that were a part of worship at The Send. Here's a recap:
The Send Recap
At The Send 58,878 believers gathered in Camping World Stadium believing for a tipping point of action— A NEW ERA of Missions & Evangelism. A central part of The Send is making practical commitments to adopting a mission field. 18,196 committed to the Jesus Fast. 531 people responded to the Gospel. 2,467 people committed to reaching High Schools & 2,197 committed to reaching Universities. 5,064 committed to adopting their neighborhood & 5,423 committed to reaching the nations. THE WAR ON INACTION HAS BEGUN & WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED.
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Posted by The Send on Friday, March 1, 2019
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There are still openings for the 2018 Rocky Mountain Christian Filmmakers Camp. 
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