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GOD IS IN CONTROL |
"Love sent my Savior to die in my stead; meekly to Calvary's cross He was led; nails pierced His hands and His feet for my sin; He suffered sore my salivation to win; O how He agonized there in my place; nothing withholding my sin to erase, Why should He love me so? Why should my Savior to Calvary go? Why should He love me so?" |
Welcome We at the Tulare Missionary Baptist Church appreciate your interest in our church. We realize that our nation is literally awash with churches and other places of worship. We are a friendly group of Christians. However, friendliness alone should not be the criteria used to decide to visit a church. The members of this church seek to honor and serve the Lord Jesus Christ through understanding and obedience to His holy Word. If you are seeking an understanding of the Word of God so that you might better serve Him, you have come to the right place! We would be delighted should you come to worship the Lord together with us. Again, thank you for stopping by! |
Schedule of Services and Current Studies 9:00am.....Sunday School 1 Samuel 10:10am...Sunday Worship Pastor Dewayne Hoppert The Book of Luke 6:45pm.....Wednesday Bible Study Pastor Dewayne Hoppert The Book Of Hebrews |
TULARE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH |
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Without a doubt, one of our greatest fears is to be charged with a crime we did not commit. In our nightmare scenario, we are brought before a jury and a judge that have something against us. After a grueling trial where we are unable, because of circumstances, to prove our innocence, we hear the terrifying verdict-GUILTY! Our mind screams, "I AM NOT GUILTY!" yet no one hears our cry. Ultimately, we are led away and locked up in unspeakable terror! That is exactly what happened to Jesus. He was convicted of crimes that He never committed. Indeed, He was sentenced to die an innocent man. YET, THE MOST AMAZING THING IS THAT IS EXACTLY WHY HE WAS BORN! HE WAS BORN TO DIE FOR THE SINS OF ALL HUMANITY! I have never known such love! |
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-Robert Harkness, 1925 |