July 30, 2010

The Calories of Evangelism

by Pastor George / Make A Comment / Filed under Light & Life, sermons

In this final sermon in the series “Pounding the Pavement,” Pastor Michelle looks at The Calories of Evangelism.  A calorie is the amount of energy it takes to heat one gram of water one degree.  Calories are measurements of energy.  We all know what happens when we consume too many calories and don’t exercise!  What about eating the Bread of LIfe and drinking Living Water?  If we aren’t spending some evangelistic calories then we will grow spiritual lazy and obese.  Listen as Pastor Michelle shares.

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