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Announcement

Beginning June 1, 2012

Announcement 

Dear Reader's,
I had surgery on my shoulder and could not write for several weeks pass. Now that I can research, copy and write articles, I make this announcement for a new look concerning formatting, researching, copying and writing Biblical articles for your spiritual enrichment.

Each Wednesday, as well as each Sunday, you will be presented with: In the Word, This Week with the Word, and the Sunday School Lesson. (This will give you to read your Sunday School Lesson of two (2) writers as well as what is transpiring in the world concerning Christian Scripture's and prophecy's.)

Each Wednesday, as well as each Sunday, you whom are interested in how a sermon is outlined, or how to use word studying and references to gain Biblical knowledge will have complete sermon outlines.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday- Saturday, there will be the new devotions.

Holidays will have sermons conducive with its celebrations. 

In doing so, there should be enough on "your table" to satisfy your spiritual hunger for God's Word.

Don't forget to forward the URL to others so they can be reached by God's Word and forward to their friends and enemies. Evangelize the Word around the world by Internet and personal world.

Be blessed by the Lord and continue to read and comment. - Rev. Lynwood F. Mundy

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