Ministry Goes On Did you know the past four Sunday’s the men of our Moyock Christian Ministry have met for breakfast, fellowship, prayer and study. Our willingness to meet in a small group at this time of National Crisis due… Read More ›
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Wednesday Roundup – We Welcome our Visitors from Around the World
Don’t be confused, it’s Thursday, we’re a day late but hopefully not a dollar short. During this season of concern over the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we’re all being stretched in many different directions. Our prayer is that you’re able to carve… Read More ›
Lord in Your Mercy, Hear our Prayers
A friend in Georgia, USA Toni Adams, has asked for prayers for four family members in New York, USA who are all diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus. Three are quarantined at home, and one is hospitalized and not doing well…. Read More ›
Welcome to our Visitors from Around the World
The past seven days has seen a significant increase in visitors to our site. We hope everyone leaves with something of benefit to their lives. The number one goal of our ministry is to reach just one soul. Reaching thousands… Read More ›
The John Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
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Coming Up Next!
Check back tomorrow for our weekly Wednesday update on our guests and visitors from around the world. We have a number of new countries on tomorrows update. Check back and see where God has taken us. Today is Day Two… Read More ›
Does the Bible say “Love the Sinner but Hate the Sin”
Question: “Are we to love the sinner but hate the sin?” Answer: Many Christians use the cliché “Love the sinner; hate the sin.” This saying is not found in the Bible in so many words; however, Jude 1:22–23 contains a similar idea: “Be… Read More ›
Does God Approve of Same Sex Marriage
I continue this discussion not because I’m fixated on it, but because it’s gripping the literal continuity of Christian faith. Several days ago I wrote Is Homosexuality a Sin – The Debate in the United Methodist Church, answering that question. I… Read More ›
Who is John Wesley and what about his brother Charles
John Wesley is literally the father of methodism. Born 1703 in Epworth, Lincolnshire, England, he was a cleric, theologian and evangelist. In 1738 he felt his “heart strangely warmed,” and began his own ministry. Wesley remained a member of the Church… Read More ›
