Day of Praise SPECIAL

Sa, 02/01/14, "Day of Praise"

Day of Praise for Super Bowl Weekend - February 1-3, 2014

Galatians 2:10 - "Only, they asked us to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do."

Hey, y'all, multiple articles, past and predicting the future, say that Super Bowl Sunday will see over a billion, that's (BBBBBB) billion dollars of food consumed in connection with The Big Game gatherings.  In the face of The Big Game Feeding Frenzy, let's team together to remember THE BIGGEST GAME! Let's remember THE FIGHT AGAINST WORLD HUNGER.

If every person who supposedly reads our Day of Praise devotion gives $11 (eleven is the number of faithful Apostles of Jesus), then we can easily reach our goal that God put on my heart, which is $33,333.

C'mon, y'all! After asking somebody to get together for The Big Game, bring their favorite treat, and predict the winner of the game, then ask them to throw $11 in the pot.

Let's be a part of something big, something bigger than an international event (i.e. bigger than the Super Bowl), something that can change a lot of lives with a cup of cold water and fish and bread in the name of Jesus.

I've set up a team account through World Vision called Day of Praise. As always, I will be respectful, so if you want to contribute to the Day of Praise Super Bowl Weekend Beat Hunger Fundraising Event, please "reply" to me, and I'll send you an invite through our World Vision Day of Praise Team account. Invite your friends to hop in too. Of course, you can give them my email or you can send me theirs so I can send them the invite through World Vision. Your trusted friends may just want to give you the money, and then you add it to your World Vision credit card contribution.

Let's win big this Super Bowl Weekend by remembering God's Word in Galatians 2:10 - "Only, they asked us to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do."

Praise God!


Pastor Chris
"The gospel is the story of Jesus [what God's only Son has done for us that we can't do for ourselves], spoken as a promise." - Robert Jenson