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Pastor's Corner
Proverbs 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
Trust. The Oxford dictionary says the word means, “to have a firm belief in someone.” That definition holds true to the scripture, we should have a “firm belief” in the Lord, but the Hebrew dictionary gives us a richer definition, for it says the word trust means to “hasten for refuge”. We can, and should, hasten, run quickly to Him in the time of need. Not out of desperation or uncontrollable fear, but out of confidence in Him.
When the devil attacks, when spiritual storm clouds gather, when a close friend disappoints, when our faith begins to weaken, we can flee confidently to Him. He has proven Himself worthy of our trust. Not just by the testimony of the Bible heroes or forefathers, but by personal experiences. Every spiritual battle we come through gives us strength and confidence for the next. Every time God proves Himself strong on our behalf, our trust in Him grows.
The next time the devil stirs up a storm, hasten to God! He is our refuge! He has proven Himself trustworthy!
He will never fail.
Jim Jewell
Our Mission
CBWC as a congregation strives to fulfill the Great Commission of Christ through many avenues of ministry including those of the ICHA. Our mission is to spread the glorious message of heart holiness in the Wesleyan tradition both at home and abroad. See the Ministries section to learn more about Calvary Bible Wesleyan ministry.
Thank You
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We at Calvary couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
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