Commerce Community Church

Jesus' faith enduring the Cross abolished death, and brought life and immortality to us. May we have the Testimony of Faith in these trying times as we remember the men and women who walked before us.

” In moments of torment, let us remember God’s Word to us, for it is our strength and power for that moment. Hear the Word of Lord … “Whoso keepteth His Word, in him verily is the Love of God perfected: hereby we know we that we are in Him!” – “Herein is our Love made perfect, that we may have boldness in the day of judgment … There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fe...

In Genesis we saw God's personal friendship with Adam and Eve. We read that Abraham believed God, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness: and he was called the friend of God.

Preeminence of Christ

Today my Son in the Faith is with us to share about the Orphanage in Mexico. His daughter Alma will also be with him. It is always a joy to hear the news of the children and have Alma share with us too. We are working with Dr. Wood to establish an online Bible College. Of course this blessed me greatly. We have shared our studies and prayerfully they will reach the nations once again through the M...

We have seen in Scripture that God fulfills His Will to us. He Promised a Redeemer and Jesus became our Saviour. A Mighty God created us, He made the Heavens and the earth, He is above all and in all! “There are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh all in all.

Not only is He a God of creative power, but a God of love, forgiveness, and purpose. God is over all.

When God said "I will redeem them," He kept His Word. What is "I will," for Him? May we say, "Jesus, not my will, but Thine be done."

What is Acceptable in the sight of God. The wisest man except for Jesus was Solomon and he wrote in the Scripture: “Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep His Commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.” There is a lack of the “fear of God” that is respect for God’s Word today.

A Christian knows that God is with us, and especially in a time of affliction, suffering, or perplexity when we don't seem to understand and are hard pressed! Yet often we give in to the stress of the moment. O thank you Jesus, You have given us a refuge in prayer! No matter how dark or impossible our situation may seem, we can cry out to our God for Help!

"For all things are for your sakes, that the abundant grace might through the thanksgiving of many redound to the glory of God. For which cause we faint not; but though our outward man perish, yet the inward man is renewed day by day." 2 Cor. 4:15-16

The last words of a departing loved one is always so important, and here Jesus tells us what He desires of us as He leaves us. He said there is a "Power of the Holy Ghost which will come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses to the uttermost part of the earth."

Show me Your glory, Lord: I will make all my goodness pass before thee, I will be graciousness, I will show mercy! Ponder this: Is there any satisfaction in the Christian heart over the Goodness, graciousness, mercy of our God These attributes come with His glory and His glory is filled with His goodness!

Come Lord Jesus and reveal Your presence to us in the everydayness of our life! Strengthen us to be “doers” and fulfill Your covenant to Abraham, our desire is to be exceedingly fruitful for You!

Have you noticed the clamoring voices of our world? Have you sensed the restlessness in our society lately? Just listening to the political arena today, we are surrounded by a disquieted spirit and a restlessness or lack of peace. O but aren't we thankful for the peace of our Savior? His peace passes all in His presence!

The prompting of the Holy Spirit is: Think of how “Continual” our God is! He is full of Continual Compassion, His Mercy, His Grace, His forgiveness, His Truth – how thought provoking is the thought of “Continual Praise?! “Singing the Song of the Lord in our hearts Continually!”

As I Prayerfully pursued Sanctification and its meaning I knew the Lord is speaking to His Church in preparation for His Coming. His Great desire is that we will set ourselves apart from the world and be a witness of Who He is in our life! And that we will pursue His Holiness and to pursue His Righteousness, that our desires might be acceptable to our Lord and Savior.

God's heart of compassion for us caused Him to offer Jesus for our salvation! Jesus' compassion covered us in His cleansing blood! Let us rejoice in our salvation, and be filled with His great joy sharing our love with others!

Let us not allow the fiery darts that demonic spirits use deter us from our walk with God! Romans 8:37 tells us, "We are more than conquerors through Him that loved us." Psalms 108:13, " Through God we shall do valiantly: for He it is that shall tread down our enemies." 1) We are spiritual, 2) If a believer, then satan is there to destroy you, 3) Be aware, 4) Don't allow open doors, 5) What are we...

Using the spiritual car wash will never wash our spirits as well as a constant relationship with our Lord.

How awesome it would be to stand in the midst of the host of heaven as thousands upon thousands stand before the Lamb, and they are singing the glorious new song, " Thou art worthy to open the seals; for Thou was slain, and has redeemed us to God by Thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue and people and nations; and has made us unto our God kings and priests."

In this moment in our history, we go to God's Word and we are reminded that we have a sure foundation, held together by a "Precious Cornerstone!" On this we build our life. Let us consider our spiritual foundation, and the foundation of our country. It is the will of God that we be secure in our Christian life.

The first of the three things that was spoken to John is found in the first chapter of Revelation imparts the things which has been seen; the Church down through the Ages which John sees as Christ in the midst of the candlesticks. What have we see? - Christ in the midst of the Church! Revelation 1:17-18

We do the Lenten discipline for Him; He suffered and died for us! Let us raise our 'palms' in thanksgiving, and in grateful adoration for the passion of our loving Savior. John 12:12-13

The greatest gift we can give to God is our life, our flesh, our actions, our love! It is the example of Christ in us motivated to “offer service unto Him!” Meditate upon Eph. 5:2