Here — I Raise My Ebenezer

Here — I Raise My Ebenezer

Hope, Comfort, Life — He Keeps His Promises

Join me as we agree with David, and what he penned in Psalm 119:49-50, and we'll unearth some eternal gold from Genesis 35. Wednesday evening's teaching at the Chapel (3.6.2024).

Can I testify?

The irreplaceable value of ebenezers — moments you never want to forget.

My grandmother, several years before I was old enough to legally drive, promised me her car. And she never lied to us. As far as I knew, when she said she was gonna do something, she did it. And when I was about 13 years old, she promised me her car. She had the car — it was hers — and I knew it was mine. It was a 1979 Thunderbird. One big long car that stretched from here to the double back there and it was peach in color. We called it the Batmobile. We could fit 15 people in there and at times we had it loaded out. She promised me the car when I was around 13 years old, that it was mine and she'd give it to me when I turned 15. And I believe her. Because whatever she told me she was gonna give me in the past, she always gave it to me. I used to tell people when I was in junior high that I had a call ready. You know why I told them I had a call ready because I knew it was mine. It was already mine. It belonged to me. She was just holding it till I turned 15. And guess what? The day I turned 15. She gave me the keys to it. It was my car.

I encourage you not to miss this: We — YOU — must TEACH them or someone else will do it for you. Teach and reteach... as often as needed. WHY? If someone else does it, who doesn't live and breathe and serve the same convictions and values that you embrace, they will teach and lead them, but it won't