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Welcome to Pentecostal Tabernacle, a place where we Focus On Jesus!

Sometimes, our burdens become our blessings. In his book Future Church: Ministry in a Post-Seeker Age, Jim Wilson writes about how having cancer and losing his voice is something he's now grateful for. "Today, if God said to me, 'I'll give you that year back. You can go back to a cancer-free state, you can relive the year with your voice and without cancer, but you'll never know the loyalty you experienced from a church that stood beside you, or the love that you came to know from your bride who lived her wedding vows, 'in sickness and in health' before you, and you will never know that your brokenness is covered with My grace. ' I'd say, 'No thank you. I'll keep the cancer.'

Out of the brokenness, I found peace. In the silence, I heard God. Gratitude isn't the byproduct of a Pollyanna existence - it is what happens to us once we've sunk our teeth deeply into life and tasted the bitter along with the sweet; the rotten and the ripe. We have an attitude of gratitude when we jettison our provincial preoccupation with ourselves and stop living life with a sense of entitlement a conviction that God owes us something. 1 Thes. 5:18 NASB "in everything give thanks; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus." "

My fellow members as we approach this season of "Thanksgiving" let us pledge to give more of ourselves in the service of Jesus Christ.