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Just this week, the world witnessed the devastation that Hurricane Dorian has wrought through the Abaco and Great Bahamas Islands. The damage is unimaginable, and we have earnestly been praying for those who must now cope and rebuild in the wake of the storm. It is imperative that as the Body of Christ we do what is possible to uplift and support our brothers and sisters in times of need. I am asking that all of our leadership and members play an active role in continuing to pray and to raise funds that can go to support those in need in the Bahamas.
Just a few days ago, the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. was gathered together in Cincinnati, OH for an explosive and impactful 104th Summer Convention. I am simply in awe of all that God did in our midst. What a wonderful time we had in Cincinnati!
The Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. is deeply shocked and saddened by the news of two mass shooting in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH.
The Bible speaks of the signs of the times as it relates to the end time events of world history. If there is anyone who should have knowledge or focus on the last things it should be the body of Christ. The gift of eternal life is freely received by all who choose to trust in Jesus Christ and are already the predestined chosen of God.
If we measured today’s climate, we would conclude that we live in a society common to excuses. An excuse is just a way of deflecting blame away from oneself, but the long-term affect is denying oneself the opportunity to learn and grow from mistakes. And though many find comfort in excuses, God is calling His people to elevate above excuses to a posture of fervent pursuit of what we are predestined to accomplish.