THE SANCTIFYING WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

 

   Charles H. Spurgeon- "All that the believer has must come from Christ, but it comes solely through the channel of the Spirit of grace. Moreover, as all blessings thus flow to you through the Holy Spirit, so also no good thing can come out of you in holy thought, devout worship, or gracious act, apart from the sanctifying operation of the same Spirit.

   Even if the good seed be sown in you, yet it lies dormant except He worketh in you to will and to do of His own good pleasure.

   Do you desire to speak for Jesus — how can you unless the Holy Ghost touches your tongue? Do you desire to pray? Alas! what dull work it is unless the Spirit maketh intercession for you!

   Do you desire to subdue sin? Would you be holy? Would you imitate your Master? Do you desire to rise to superlative heights of spirituality? Are you wanting to be made like the angels of God, full of zeal and ardour for the Master's cause? You cannot without the Spirit.

   O branch of the vine, thou canst have no fruit without the sap! O child of God, thou hast no life within thee apart from the life which God gives thee through His Spirit! Then let us not grieve Him or provoke Him to anger by our sin (Eph. 4:30). Let us not quench Him in one of His faintest motions in our soul; let us foster every suggestion, and be ready to obey every prompting.

   If the Holy Spirit be indeed so mighty, let us attempt nothing without Him; let us begin no project, and carry on no enterprise, and conclude no transaction, without imploring His blessing.

   Let us do Him the due homage of feeling our entire weakness apart from Him, and then depending alone upon Him, having this for our prayer, 'Open Thou my heart and my whole being to Thine incoming, and uphold me with Thy free Spirit when I shall have received that Spirit in my inward parts.'" Charles H. Spurgeon

Let's pray-

   Father, help us realize that all blessings and enablement come from Your Holy Spirit. We can accomplish no good thing without His being within us. May we welcome Your gracious acts to sanctify us for devout worship and godly thoughts and actions!

   If Your Spirit is indeed so mighty, may we not attempt anything without Your help.

In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

 

My weekly advice from the book, "We All Married IDIOTS, by Elaine W. Miller:

 (p. 98) "God's plan for a happy marriage is that love and respect grows. This should be the norm rather than the exception. As we practice cheerleading skills, our marriages become stronger. Each esteeming building block piled on top of the other is building a fortress that stands against the world's pressures. Yes, cracks will appear, but love matures as couples work and repair them together." (See Phil. 2:3, 4)

#125  Quotes from- Jan/Feb Herald of His Coming paper, pg 3:

    The Holy Spirit has power to guide. "As they ministered to the Lord, and fasted, the Holy Ghost said, 'Separate Me Barnabas and Saul for the work whereunto I have called them'. And when they had fasted and prayed, they laid their hands on them, they sent them away. So they, being sent forth by the Holy Ghost departed unto Seleucia, and from there they sailed to Cyprus." (Acts 13:2-4; of 8:29).

   The Holy Spirit also guides in the details of daily life and service, as to where to go and where not to go, what to do and what not to do. It is possible for us to have the unerring guidance of the Holy Spirit at every turn in our lives.

   The Holy Spirit teaches to render thanks. "Be filled with the Spirit; speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord; giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father . . ."

Eph. 5:18-20).

   The Holy Spirit has the power to give abiding and everlasting satisfaction.  

"But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life."John 4:14

1671-1675 One-line Scriptures for those of you who want to learn some more verses this week- or to review them from when they were first posted- 
 

1671- Ps. 107:6a "Then they cried unto the LORD in their trouble."

1672- Ps. 84:2b "My heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God."

1673- Jer. 29:20a "Hear ye the word of the LORD."

1674- Is. 2:10b "For the glory of his majesty."

1675- Pro. 25:8a "Go not forth hastily to strive."

 #125 Hymn-   Christ the Lord is Risen Today 

John and Charles Wesley soon found themselves out of favor with many fellow anglican ministers who spurned their fiery evangelistic preaching. Many pulpits were closed to them.

   George Whitefield, 22, who was having the same trouble, began preaching in the open air. In London, he asked Charles to stand with him as he preached to thousands in the open air at Blackheath, and Charles, too, got a vision for reaching the multitudes.

   Charles still preaches in the same way through his ageless hymn which are sung around the world each Sunday. Perhaps his most exuberant anthem is the one he simply called, "Hymn for Easter Day," published in 1739. It originally consisted of eleven stanzas. The "Alleluias" were added later, but appropriately for this is a hymn one never gets tired of singing. "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today."  

Encouraging words:

"When we look at the impossible situations of our lives through the lens of self-reliance, we will either hustle harder or give up in defeat. But when we look at the impossible circumstances of our lives through the lens of God's power and strength, we will stop measuring our likeliness to accomplish the impossible by our own strength."  (p. 170 in The WAY OF THE WILD FLOWERS."  Gospel Meditations

Church Notes:     FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT

We live in a world of 'power in the air.'

Evil is after us to destroy us! 

We're to take captive our thoughts as we're attacked in our dreams, thoughts and bodies.

We can be overcomers through Jesus!

When we're attacked by a tormenting spirit of death at times, we're to remember the Words spoken over our lives through prophetic words of trust.

We're to obey the Lord's commands and trust in the stewardship of our church leaders to evangelize and to call on our lives to take care of our faith in Jesus.

Prophetic words are to build and strengthen our faith to stand on God's Word and to fight to obey it. 

We're to test the word of prophecy, to see if it will strengthen our faith.

Bringing the word of prophecy to our pastor is the best way to test it. He'll give direction and keep us from getting shipwrecked on bad directives.

They'll help us look to Jesus!

 Upcoming posts:

2/14th- Part 1 of THE CHRISTIAN'S DNA- Richard Sinclair and friends

21st-     Part 2 of THE CHRISTIAN'S DNA- Richard Sinclair and friends

3/7-      OUR TRUE REFUGE IS GOD- Karen Huang

Jean's blog (Click to see snippets of the 7 recent posts)

Pages  

Prayer for salvation

For God Seekers- Healing Thoughts and Prayers 

Samples of Jean's crafts

 

The North Country Christian Fellowship Center Churches,

located in the St. Lawrence county of NY,

broadcast their Sunday services at 10 or 10:15

You can view past services too.

Sermon listing:https://www.cfconline.org/sermon-library 

 

 

 

 

 

THANKFUL For EVERYTHING

 Brianna Barrett

"Why do we have so much laundry? I’m so tired of always cooking. Why can’t I have what she has?

I am embarrassed to admit this was me. I was tired and irritable, and nothing made it better. My grumblings turned my attitude sour about everything.  (photo courtesy of pixabay.com.)

Then I read Paul’s instructions to the Thessalonica church: “Always be joyful and never stop praying.” Paul was forced out of Thessalonica after leading many Jews to Christ. Now in Corinth, he had received word from Timothy that unbelieving Jews were persecuting the new converts. Yet the Thessalonians held firm in their faith.

Paul wrote two letters to the church to encourage them in their sufferings. Paul, a man who had faced many hardships in his lifetime, also told them to be joyful. He didn’t mean for them to be happy about their circumstances but joyful in them because of the Spirit’s power.

I wasn’t obeying Paul’s instructions or being joyful in my tasks. I began praying. My prayers weren’t fancy but heartfelt. I prayed for God to change my attitude, outlook, and heart. These prayers led me to the last part of Paul’s advice. I thanked God for everything.

I struggled when I first started thanking God for my circumstances. "Why do I have so much laundry?" became "Thank You Lord for this laundry. I have a family, and we are blessed to have clean clothes." The dirty dishes? I thanked God we had food and that I could love my family by providing a healthy meal.

The more I did it, the easier thanking became. When hard days come and my attitude starts to sour, I remind myself to be joyful . . . no matter what.

"Be thankful in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you who belong to Christ Jesus." 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 NLT

What steps can you take to thank God for everything and never stop praying? 

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Let's pray-

   Father, we're honest, it isn't always our attitude or outlook of heart to follow the advice of Paul. We can learn to be thankful, though, trusting Your involvement in our circumstances, that You're working in and through them for Your glory and our benefit.

   It may very well be a struggle to thank You for everything, but if we'll look at life through Your eyes, we'll be able to see that You're in charge. The more we give thanks to You, the easier it will be to actually be thankful for everything! We pray this in the name of Jesus for His honor and for our good! Amen.

 

My weekly advice from the book, "We All Married IDIOTS, by Elaine W. Miller:

(p. 70) "Pain can make your marriage muscles stronger and enables you to go the distance as you commit to hold on and to never let go of the hands that God joined together."

#123- Testimony- GrJean

  My mother was a believer in Jesus. When my father died, she turned to the Lord for help. I remember seeing her lean on the refrigerator, praying! She was strong in faith, and she passed it down to me and my brother. Over the years, it has proven to be the Strength that we've both needed!

1666-1670 One-line Scriptures for those of you who want to learn some more verses this week- or to review them from when they were first posted- 
 

1666- Is. 55:7b "Let him return unto the LORD and he will have mercy upon him; 

          and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon."

1667- Prov. 15:4a "A wholesome tongue is a tree of life."

1668- Ps. 39:8a "Deliver me from all my transgressions."

1669- Jer. 7:11b "Behold, even I have seen it, saith the LORD."

1670- Prov. 21:8b "As for the pure, his work is right."

 #123 Hymn-  Praise to the Lord, the Almighty

 

   This hymn was written by Joachim Neander, born in 1650, whose father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and great-great grandfather — all Joachim Neanders — had been preachers of the gospel. But as a student, Joachim was wild and rebellious. At 20, he joined a group of students who descended on St Martin's Church in Bremen to ridicule and scoff the worshippers. But the sermon that day by Rev. Theodore Under-Eyck arrested Joachim and led to his conversion. A few years later, he was the assistant preacher at that very church!

 Some encouraging words-

~ Robert L. Segress-  "God does not go out of business. He is eternal, faithful, and righteous. His promises have a lasting guarantee. He meant it when He said He would never leave or forsake any of His children. So we can have confidence, even on our deathbeds. The Lord is our Shepherd. Our confidence proceeds from the relationship with the Holy One, who said heaven and earth would pass away, but his words would remain forever. God's Word, our manual for living, is not a package of trail mix where we choose what we like and reject what we don't. Instead, it is our bread of life, a complete manna to partake of daily, one full of God's guaranteed promises." 

Church Notes:     The book of Proverbs has advice for living

Proverbs warn against foolishness.

Wisdom gives general rule in these sayings.

Words of God's challenges are best for us.

Foundations need to be deep to build high on, so we're to ask, seek and search for wisdom!

We're to have a reverential fear of the Lord and seek His knowledge to abide in us.

Fools want to be in charge of themselves.

Wisdom is doing things God's way.

We're to search for something solid to rely on.

Attitude of respect of God will help us to trust in Him in difficulties, driving us to Him.

Let's go deeper by humbling ourselves to Him and serving Him.

We have a Mighty God to know and serve!

Upcoming posts:

 2/7th- THE SANCTIFYING WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT-  Charkas Spurgeon

14th-   Part 1 of THE CHRISTIAN'S DNA- Richard Sinclair and friends

21st-    Part 2 of THE CHRISTIAN'S DNA- Richard Sinclair and friends

Jean's blog (Click to see snippets of the 7 recent posts)

Pages  

Prayer for salvation

For God Seekers- Healing Thoughts and Prayers 

Samples of Jean's crafts

 

The North Country Christian Fellowship Center Churches,

located in the St. Lawrence county of NY,

broadcast their Sunday services at 10 or 10:15

You can view past services too.

Sermon listing:https://www.cfconline.org/sermon-library 

WHAT JESUS DID FOR US

WHAT JESUS DID FOR US  

 Karen Huang-  Andres, the owner of an electronics company, was giving employees with outstanding sales records a day trip to a beach resort. Andres was also taking his seven-year-old-son Jimmy.

   Before departure, he excitedly held his dad's hand as everyone boarded the van. "You're joining us? How many sales have you had?" one employee jokingly asked Jimmy. "None!" he replied, motioning to his dad. "He's letting me join!"

   Jimmy didn't have to work to earn his inclusion on the trip because his dad was paying his way. As believers in Jesus we also don't rely on our good works as the basis of our inclusion in heaven. We're granted access because of Jesus' death and resurrection on our behalf.

   "The wages of sin is death" (Romans 6:23), and Jesus' own blood was the "payment," releasing us from our debt to Him. "In Him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins" (Eph.1:7). He opened the way for whoever believes in Him to "not perish but have eternal life" (John 3:16). Christ's work and our trust in that work allows us to be with Him for eternity.

   When we believe in Jesus as Savior, we become God's children. Such is His "glorious grace, which he has freely given us" (Eph. 1:6). Like Jimmie, we can look to our heavenly Father and say with confidence, "He's letting me join!"

Let's pray-  

    Father, Thank You for opening up the way for us to be saved through Christ's blood, and the forgiveness of our sins, so we don't have to rely on our good works to earn the privilege of going to heaven when we die. He opened the way for whoever believes in Him to not perish but have eternal life. Our trust is in His glorious grace, which He has freely given us! In the name of Jesus we praise and thank You for this amazing provision You've given us! Amen

#121 Testimony- R. A. Torrey 

    "The Holy Spirit guides the believer in prayer. ". . . Building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost" (Jude 20).

   The disciples did not know how to pray as they ought so they came to Jesus, and said: "Lord, teach us to pray " (Luke 11:1). "We know not what we should pray for as we ought" (Rom. 8:26), [But we now have another Helper at hand to help us (John 14:16-17). "The Spirit also helpeth our infirmities" (Rom. 8:26). He teaches us to pray.] 

   True prayer is prayer "in the Spirit," that is the prayer which the Spirit inspires and directs. When we come into God's presence to pray, we should recognize our infirmity, our ignorance of what we should pray for or how we should pray, and in the consciousness of our utter inability to pray aright, look up to the Spirit of the Lord and cast ourselves utterly upon Him to direct our prayers, to lead in our desires, and to guide our utterance of them. We must wait and surrender ourselves to Him, for the prayer that the Holy Spirit inspires is the prayer that God the Father answers.

(Taken from the Herald of His Coming  newspaper, pg. 3 of Jan/Feb 2026)

My weekly advice from the book, "We All Married IDIOTS, by Elaine W. Miller:

(p. 102, 103) "God created your marriage, and He continues to grow it. Your life together today, is not what it will be five or twenty years from now. As God nurtures and prunes, things change. You and your spouse mature, learn from each other, and grow closer as lives' experiences are shared. We all want a deep-rooted relationship now. We don't want to wait and allow God to grow it, but sitting tight can reap beautiful harvests."

1656-1660 One-line Scriptures for those of you who want to learn some more verses this week- or to review them from when they were first posted- 
 

1656-  Jer. 42:6b "That it may be well with us, when we obey the Voice of the LORD

           our God."

1657-  Ps. 119:46a,c "I will speak of thy testimonies . . . and will not be ashamed."

1658-  Is. 65:18a "Be ye glad and rejoice forever in that which I create.

1659- Prov. 4:20 "My son, attend to my words; incline thine ear to my sayings."

1660- Lam. 3:24 "The LORD is my portion, saith my soul; therefore will I hope in him."

 #121 Hymn- Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed

 

The information about this song,  is taken from the book by Robert J. Morgan, THEN SINGS MY SOUL   (pg. 33)

 

Isaac Watts Joined Mark Lane Independent Chapel and was asked to be a teacher in the church, and in 1698, he was hired as associate pastor. There, on his twenty-fourth birthday, he preached his first sermon. In 1702, his Hymns and Spiritual Songs was published. Included was a hymn ever written in the English language. Originally the first stanza said: When I survey the wondrous cross/Where the young Prince of Glory died . . . In an enlarged 1709 edition, Watts rewrote the lines to say, "When I survey the wondrous cross, On which the Prince of glory died, My richest gain I count but loss, And pour contempt on all my pride."

  This hymn later played a major role in the conversion of a great American hymnist. In 1851, Franny Crosby, 31, attended a revival service at John Street Methodist Church in New York."After prayer was offered," she recalled, "they began to sing the grand old consecration hymn, 'Alas and Did by Savior Bleed' and when they reached the third line

of the fifth stanza, 'Here, Lord, I give myself away' my very soul was flooded with celestial light."

   How right that Watts should, long after his death, play a part in winning to Christ the author of a new generation of hymns and gospel songs!

 Some encouraging words-

"Our embracing what we know is true about God strengthens our heart, gives understanding and peace to our minds, and keeps us focused on God—especially smack dab in the middle of a storm." (Karen Girl Friday). 

Church Notes:   HEAVENLY DECLARATION

    Shepherds attending their flocks, were visited by a host of angles, proclaiming the birth of Jesus! They went into Bethlehem and found the Babe in a simple manger, as there wasn't room in any Inn for them. 

   After seeing Him, they left, proclaiming the Good News, that the Christ was born: the One who would bring salvation for mankind!

   When we have this peace through our personal salvation experience with Jesus, we can now have peace with others and ourselves! Mankind had fallen short of this peace which Adam and Eve had before they sinned, so God sent His Son, Jesus, to provide the way back into His Presence through the Salvation provided through His death on the cross, burial and resurrection to New Life!

   We now can have peace with God and experience New Life on a daily basis while we await our deaths, or Christ's appearance some day in the sky with trumpet blasts and surrounded by the angles who had announced His birth! Praise God!

Upcoming posts:

 31st- THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING- Brienne Barrett

2/7th-  THE SANCTIFYING WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- Charles Spurgeon

14th-   Part 1 of THE CHRISTIAN'S DNA- Richard Sinclair and friends

Jean's blog (Click to see snippets of the 7 recent posts)

Pages  

Prayer for salvation

For God Seekers- Healing Thoughts and Prayers 

Samples of Jean's crafts

 

The North Country Christian Fellowship Center Churches,

located in the St. Lawrence county of NY,

broadcast their Sunday services at 10 or 10:15

You can view past services too.

Sermon listing:https://www.cfconline.org/sermon-library 

  

 

JESUS AS A FRIEND

JESUS AS A FRIEND   Do you know Jesus as friend?    Karen Girl Friday- "Friend is such a wonderful and endearing term. And we all long for friends because they make our lives richer. I still keep in touch with friends from high school and college. Also, over the years, the Lord blessed me with new friends.  You see, we moved a lot when my husband and I were in church ministry. So I prayed for at least one friend in every new town. Picture of Karen Girl Friday Early in our marriage, we moved to a small farm town in a new state. Our daughter was only eighteen months old at the time. Gracious ladies from the church brought us dinner for a few nights. Still, I’ll never forget the Sunday when a young woman approached me after a church service. “Do you need anything?” Her sentiments seemed honest and heartfelt. I politely thanked her and continued with: "No, we are fine." But as I started to walk away, I felt the Lord nudging me to turn back around and tell her I needed a friend. With the Lord helping me to be brave, I walked toward her: "I thought of something I need, I really need a friend." And you know what? We formed a wonderful friendship and kept in touch when my family moved again. It was a God-thing." Let's pray-   “Lord, give me the desire to grow my friendship with You daily. Help me not to befriend the world’s ways, beliefs, and perspectives, because they are contrary to Your truth and glory. In Jesus’ name. Amen.” Karen Girl Friday My weekly advice from the book, "We All Married IDIOTS, by Elaine W. Miller:    (p. 86) "God says love does not demand its own way. When we become angry and impatient and rude, most likely it is because we have not gotten our way. If we had, there would be no reason to act this way." (Phil. 2:3 "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves.") #120 Testimony- by Bruce "Do you want to be healed?"  In 1970 – I was home from college for Christmas break and became bed bound with pneumonia. I was not allowed to go after Christmas with my college friends to the largest student mission’s convention ever held.  This special event was to last for four and one-half days at the end of 1970, where over 11,000 students from forty-eight states, every Canadian province, and seventy foreign countries came together at the Assembly Hall of the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana to sing and pray, talk, and listen about “World Evangelism”. People had been praying for my healing so I could go with my friends on this trip. My Uncle, Dr Bob, stated I could not go on this trip and I was too sick to return to college in January. It was during this time I had an experience with God. It was either a vision or a dream, yet I believe strongly I was awake when I walked with a man who brought me to Christ. This person asked if I wanted “to be Healed”. I responded, “No, not yet.” The one who brought me to speak with Christ, then “snickered." You see, I had been enjoying the attention of the pretty girls from my church who were coming to visit me. After I responded “No, not yet,” Christ then had a serious talk with me.  I do not remember anything we talked about. I do know after this talk I became extremely remorseful for my selfish and ungrateful attitude and prayed long and hard, begging God for forgiveness. My lungs suddenly cleared and I was able to return to college in January. This incident was a catalyst that sparked a lifelong strong passion in me to understand and find God’s best ways to help people come to know Christ and to help see ways for them to become productive members in the body of Christ. Psalm 51:10-13 (NKJV): “Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me away from Your presence, And do not take Your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of Your salvation, And uphold me by Your generous Spirit. Then I will teach transgressors Your ways, and sinners shall be converted to You.” Today's prayer- "I pray for you today that you will overcome all things. As you fight the good fight of faith, it is not that your confession will be perfect, or that issues that are weighty will not flow out of your heart, but you will overcome because Jesus has overcome. The battle may come but I declare that you shall be fine in Jesus’ mighty name." (Darren Canning) 1651-1655 One-line Scriptures for those of you who want to learn some more verses this week- or to review them from when they were first posted-    1651-  Jer. 39:18a, c "For I will surely deliver thee . . . because thou has put             thy trust in me , saith the LORD." 1652-  Is. 61:1b "He hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim            liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are             bound." 1653-  Dan. 10:5a "Then I lifted up mine eyes, and looked." 1654-  Is. 51:4a "Hearken unto me, my people; and give ear unto me." 1655-  Jer. 36:27a "Then the word of the LORD came."  #120 Hymn-   All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name       Edward Perroner's hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, has earned him an indelible place in the history of church music. It also has a place in missionary history, being greatly used in evangelistic endeavors. Rev. E. P. Scott, for example, missionary to India, wrote of trying to reach a savage tribe in the Indian subcontinent. Ignoring the pleadings of his friends, he set off into the dangerous territory. Several days later, he met a large party of warriors who surrounded him, their spears pointed at his heart. Expecting to die at any moment, Scott took our his violin, breathed a prayer, closed his eyes, and began singing, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name!" When he reached the words, "Let every kindred, every tribe," he opened his eyes. There stood the warriors, some in tears, every spear lowered. Scott spent the next two years evangelizing the tribe!  Some encouraging words- "Faith is confidence in the trustworthiness of God. It is the conviction that what God says is true and that what He promises will come to pass." (pg 8) of James H. Cagle's booklet WHAT IS TRUE TRUTH?) Church Notes:      FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT! 1 Tim. 1:1,2  "Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the command of God our Savior and of Christ Jesus our hope: 'To Timothy, my true son in the faith. Grace, mercy, and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.'" 1)- The Apostle Paul was Timothy's spiritual father, and he also        had a grandmother and mother with faith in Jesus. [His heritage]    2)- Timothy was being sent to minister by Paul.        3)- God would supply his needs with grace, mercy and peace. 1) Remember who you are. [Your personal faith in Jesus and your      spiritual heritage through your relatives and spiritual training].    2) Who is sending you to accomplish a ministry for Christ.        3) God's provisions of grace, mercy and peace, to enable you to be                         victorious, and to do His bidding! Paul assured Timothy of his calling, that he would be where God wanted him to accomplish His will, and that God would enable him to be victorious! Upcoming posts:  24th-  WHAT JESUS DID FOR US-Karen Hueng 31st-   THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING-Brianna Barrett 2/7th- THE SANCTIFYING WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- Charles Spurgeon Jean's blog (Click to see snippets of the 7 recent posts) Pages   Prayer for salvation For God Seekers- Healing Thoughts and Prayers  Samples of Jean's crafts   The North Country Christian Fellowship Center Churches, located in the St. Lawrence county of NY, broadcast their Sunday services at 10 or 10:15 You can view past services too. Sermon listing:https://www.cfconline.org/sermon-library