1 Corinthians 12 - We Need Each Other's Gifts (Radio Edit)

Hello, this is Kevin Abraham, operations manager for Grace FM.

We're stepping away from our regularly scheduled programming

for an important message from Pastor Clock Loafer and Pastor

Lewis Harrell. Please stay tuned for a re air

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abounding grace, he can be heard at 4:30 in the morning still

weekdays. Without further delay, here is

our special programming. I'd like to read from Psalm 46.

God is our refuge and strength have very present help and

trouble. Therefore we will not fear.

Even though the earth be removed, and though the

mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though its

waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with

its swelling, there is a river whose streams shall make glad.

The city of God, the holy place of the Tabernacle.

The Most High God is in the midst of her.

She shall not be moved. God shall help her.

Just at the break of dawn, the nation's rage, the kingdoms

removed, He uttered his voice. The earth melted.

The Lord of hosts is with us. The God of Jacob is our refuge.

Come, behold the works of the Lord who has made desolations in

the earth. He makes wars cease to the end

of the earth. He breaks the bow and cuts the

spear in two. He burns a chariot in the fire.

Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the

nations. I will be exalted in the earth.

The Lord of hosts is with us. The God of Jacob is our refuge.

Amen. Let's pray, Father God, this is

a very, very, very special Sunday for your bride all over

the earth, Lord, where believers are gathering together in Jesus

name and pastors are asking you to anoint them and pour through

them that they might bring hope and comfort and peace in the

midst of so many different kind of emotions of fear, anxiety,

anger, whatever it is, Lord, that we are struggling with.

We lay all these things before you today.

As Erica said in her testimony the other night, Charlie's wife

that she doesn't understand any of this, but she says you do,

Lord, you know, you understand, you know why it was Charlie's

time to commend your presence. And Lord, we're all grieving as

a soldier, as a martyr, left this world doing the best she

could. Not a perfect guy.

He made mistakes like we all do. Lord, he said things that I'm

sure at times He said, why did I say it that way?

And the same with me or Lewis or anybody else that proclaims

messages in the church and the Word of God.

Sometimes the way we say things aren't really the way we want to

say them from our heart that has come out wrong and then people

are offended or they don't understand.

I pray, Lord, there would be no offense today and what it is we

do here. First of all, what really

matters is you and that we do exactly what you want us to do

today in this service, to share your word, to talk about things,

to listen. And Lord, the only side we want

to be on is your side Lord. So Lord, fill us with your

spirit today and have your way in all of us.

We pray in Jesus name, Amen. So I wanted to thank you for

coming today, those of you who are here in the building

personally and those who are watching on YouTube and

listening on Grace FM. We stream these services live.

So it's a blessing. We're glad you're here.

I'm encouraged to see you here. We need each other and we'll

talk about that a little bit in First Corinthians 12, how every

part of Christ's body is important and how we comfort and

strengthen each other through the different gifts that He

gives us. This past week unbelievable

emotions. I was working out in Doylestown,

PA and and my phone started blowing up with Texas.

I was wondering what's going on something serious must have

happened. And then I my daughter Jessica

told me that Charlie was shot. I I couldn't believe it.

Immediately I went to prayer and asked the Lord for mercy and

healing and that He would be able to still be with us.

And shortly after that, it was documented that he didn't make

it. He died and he went into the

presence of our Lord Jesus. The sadness, the pain of our

hearts is beyond understanding. A lot of people have confusion.

A lot of Christians have confusion.

They're asking how could this happen?

Why did it happen? But Erica's testimony, if you

didn't see it the other night, we did send it out by e-mail to

all of the people that are on constant contact with Calvary

Chapel. So it's another good reason to

sign up. So you do get feedback from the

pastors. How are we processing this?

How are we dealing with it? And she knows God's sovereign,

and she proclaimed that it was his time.

And the things she said in that time with her testimony were

overwhelmingly anointed by the Spirit of God, the presence of

God, the truth of God, the glory of God, the power of God, the

grace of God, and the goodness of God in the midst of something

that is just hard to grasp. So if you haven't seen that

testimony, look it up online. If you want our constant

contact, sign up for it and you'll you'll get information on

how we deal with these things. Turning Point.

I didn't know a whole lot about it because I'm an old guy.

I'm not like on college campuses interacting with thousands and

thousands of young people, but that's what Charlie did.

He had a vision when he was a young man, 16 years old, talking

about what he wanted to do and how he wanted to be used by God

to get this current generation on board with biblical Christian

thinking and morality. And I don't have to tell you, if

you read the news and you're familiar with Columbia and some

of these other colleges that are refuting the truth of Jesus

Christ and also the reason why the United States of America was

founded, you'll understand why this man, his ministry was so

dynamic. The impact of Turning Point 9000

chapters on college campuses as we speak today. 1100 high school

chartered groups. The last several days, 18,000

people signed up on the website to get involved and starting

chapters in their communities. Norman High School has a small

one. It's fledgling.

It needs help and it needs prayer.

Greensburg Salem has nothing. Lake Trobe has nothing.

Ligonier has a small group. Penn Trafford has a small group,

but they're small at this point in time.

But I believe, as Erica said, the enemy has no idea what he's

unleashed and what's going to happen in the body of Christ as

a result of this death. The Bible says a corner wheat

has to fall underground and die, abide alone in order for it to

come forth and bring forth fruit.

And there's so much fruit already beginning to be brought

up. It's interesting, as I did more

investigation, that the affiliation with Charlie Kirk

and Turning Point started at Calvary Chapel.

Rob McCoy, who's a pastor emeritus, he just resigned this

past year because he's been so busy as a vice chairman of

Turning Point. And now with Charlie gone, he's

got a lot of weight on his shoulders to be able with Erica

and the rest of the group to continue this ministry on.

But he discipled Charlie and encouraged him that Christian

doctrine, the morals go hand in hand.

They're not mutually exclusive. The Apostle Paul, who was

eventually martyred, was not afraid to go out on the streets

and share the clarity of the Gospel with people.

Because of that, he was put in prison.

He was beaten. The Roman Empire hated his guts

and they wanted to silence him, but he wouldn't shut up.

And eventually he used the law in order to help the authorities

understand that they were breaking the law by beating him.

And when they found out that he was a citizen, they backed off.

You need to know your rights as citizens in the United States of

America. Someone called me last night

troubled over this whole incident and they're being

refined right now in their life spiritually and they feel like

Jesus has left them because of their sins and things they've

committed. And recently this person has

just come clean with God and said I'm done with my immoral

ways and I'm going to just completely surrender my life to

Christ. Please pray for me.

He said that I would be able to do this without failing and

falling back. And he said, pastor, can I ask

you a question? And I said absolutely.

He said, do you think that the church in America has been very

weak in regard to their convictions biblically about

where our culture is and our society morally?

I said absolutely. I remember when COVID happened

and this room is empty and we were speaking into the camera is

very difficult. And Lewis had to remind me,

pastor, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are here.

He preached because of the Holy Trinity and honoring God,

regardless of who's here, who listens whenever 911 happened.

And it's ironic that this past week, week, remember 911 and a

lot of you and the audience weren't even born at that time.

You need to understand history because already people are

putting things on the media saying it never happened.

It's hard to believe, and that's what happens with godless

ideologies. I was in Philly at past Pastor

Mark Abrams and I got together in the morning of that day

before things had happened, encourage each other and we were

witnessing together to a young waitress who has all kind of

problems and needs the Lord. So he made arrangements to

provide Christmas gifts for her kids.

God bless you at Christmas time. And she was just blown away.

Why would anybody do that? And he wants her to come to the

church. He invited her to come to the

church. So I was buying the meal and I

figured I'm going to blow this lady's mind.

Not that I'm wealthy or anything, but I figured I'll set

it up for Mark. And I whispered to him.

I gave her $100 tip. I don't think she got any $100

tips in a long time. But we need to show the love of

Jesus wherever we go. However, we can do it one person

at a time. I was in the elevator and I saw

a young guy, probably in his late 20s.

He just worked out. I said, did you hear the bad

news today? He said what?

I said Charlie Kirk was assassinated.

He said what? I said, yeah.

He said, you're kidding me. I said no.

He says, I listen to that guy all the time, and many of you

young people are really broken because he was your voice for

reason. In the midst of schools that are

denying the existence of God. I met a young lady yesterday,

7th grader, excuse me, Norman High School.

Her mom told me that every day she would get home from school

and turn the podcast on and listen to Charlie.

And I asked this young girl, her name's Paige.

I said, how did you find that? She says, I don't know.

I was just Googling and I one day found it and all of a sudden

I couldn't stop listening. And he, he changed the way I

think I, I read my Bible now. I want to be a moral young

woman. I want to be a virgin, complete

opposite to what the society says.

And I said what you what's your homeroom?

I asked her a little bit about the the school and turns out my

my grandson Gabriel is in her homeroom.

And my daughter Melanie told me that Gabriel this last year

decided he wanted to start reading the Bible on his own.

So he's reading through the Old Testament and in his side of his

helmet he has Bible verses. I mean, there's something

happening in and outside the church.

I said that a young man in the elevator.

It's up to you and your generation to carry on the

message of Charlie. I sent an e-mail to Rob to find

out how we can be of some assistance in our place where we

are. We have a radio station that's

amazing that can reach people. We put an announcement on there

when Charlie was murdered to ask the listeners to pray for him

and for us so that we would be able to continue the dialogue.

Not with hate, not with division, but with love and

grace. Paige told me that she met a

young girl at the junior high dance that thought the same way

she did. And so these two 7th graders are

trying to work together to get their school involved with

Turning Point. Today, all of us here at Calvary

Chapel, we have a young woman here who's helping us with

social media along with Kevin and others, and we put out on

Facebook Erica's message so that the community would hear it and

get to see it and listen to it. It changed my life.

I wept through it with Cindy as we watched it and it.

This really impacted me deeply. We have the opportunity as

Christians to speak up like we've never spoken before.

Lewis and I have never compromised the gospel.

We preach the whole gospel that abortion is sin, sexual

immorality is sin. All the things that go along

with sexual immorality that we've all been involved in in at

one time or another. Maybe presently, I don't know

where everybody's at right now, but we need to repent and turn

from everything that is against the will of God and the holiness

of God. No exceptions.

We must turn to God, we must turn to Jesus, but we're going

to be in hell for all eternity. Jesus said the road that leads

the night, life is narrow and few there are find it.

And being a Christian in these days is not an easy thing.

But boy, it's sure a lot easier. And being a Christian in the

Sudan where if they catch you reading your Bible, you will be

killed in some of these countries that have no freedom

of anything. And we have liberty in our

country because of people who are out there fighting for our

liberty. And we as churches have to

proclaim that the freedom that we all desire comes in Jesus

alone, where Jesus says you shall know the truth and the

truth shall make you free. At the end of our prayer time

today, I'm going to have an opportunity for us to come and

pray up front. If you've never met Jesus, the

days to come and meet him and start a new life and get on the

path of liberty by confessing your sins to him, repenting and

asking him to save you and he will for others who may be or

5050 right now in your faith with the Lord and your

commitment today, commit to him to be 100 percent, 100% with

Jesus. There'll be prayer people here

to help you pray. Intercessors that spend their

life at Calvary behind the scenes, praying for the Lord to

work. They'll be up here to pray too.

Pastor Lewis will be up front to help as well.

And when you come and pray later, you can think about this

as I have a brief message today. So we have time to pray to ask

God for what he wants in your life right now.

Don't worry about yesterday, what it should have could have

that's done. Lord, from this day forward,

what do you want in my life? Ask God for understanding.

Ask Him for the grace to yield and surrender whatever you know

you need to give to Jesus. Pray for Turning Point, Pray for

the Kirk family. Pray for the body of Christ all

over the country right now in the world.

Pray for Bible churches everywhere.

Pray for your families, your kids, and your grandkids to get

on fire for Jesus. Use these connect cards to

invite people to Calvary. I was in Philly working.

They, they're not going to drive here.

I know I go to Calvary Philly, but they can go on here and hit

our QR code and watch our messages and hear what we

believe and how we live our faith out together as a family.

But it's fun now because I go through Starbucks and every time

I go through Starbucks, guess what?

They're getting one and I'm going to make sure I give them a

tip though when I put that card in.

You don't give these people things.

If you don't tip them, they're going to throw it away.

Went to the car wash and have a relationship with them for years

and young lady worked so hard there.

I gave her one. I said, hey, Chuck us out.

It's very easy to do after church today and this week

should you need to talk personally with pastor, get a

hold of us and we're there for you to listen and to pray with

you. So let's look at First

Corinthians 12 for a few moments.

This is on spiritual gifts and spiritual gifts are critical.

We need them more than ever because if you use your gift,

whatever that might be in this church and in your sphere of

influence in your workplace, God will use you to impact people

for Jesus. They're supernatural gifts that

God gives to you. And we're to desire spiritual

gifts and we encourage you to pursue and to find out what it

is that your gift might be and to help you function in that

gift, give you an opportunity to use that gift in the church.

The human body is made-up of the head and everything else after

that. And the head is the most

important thing because without the head you can't live, you

can't think, you can't breathe, you can't.

And the reason why the head is designed to be so important is

it reflects the head of the church, Jesus Christ, because we

can't function or flow apart from his enablement as the head

of the Church of all churches. Any place where people are

getting together today in Jesus name and believe in the death,

the resurrection, the crucifixion, the shed blood and

the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Our brothers and sisters doesn't matter what the name of the

church is and that they're departing from sin.

They're fleeing from sin. They're endeavoring to live a

life that's pleasing to God, not living in secret sin or double

lives coming clean with God. So there's unity in one body.

I'm going to read the verses and then this make a general

comment. Verse 12.

For as the body is 1 and has many members, but all the

members of that one body being many or one body, so also is

Christ. For by 1 spirit are we all

baptized into the body, whether Jews are Greek, whether slaves

are free, and have all been made to drink into the one spirit.

For in fact the body is not one member but many.

The Holy Spirit comes into your life the second you believe on

Jesus and get born again. You are placed supernaturally by

the Holy Spirit into the body of Christ, which is made-up of

Protestants, Orthodox, Catholic. Doesn't matter if they're born

again, they're in the Church, one Church.

One day Jesus, when he comes and establishes his Kingdom, he'll

be the speaker. Won't you be glad there'll be no

mistakes. Everything that will be said

will build you up and never tear you down.

One body. I'll never forget when I got

saved, I, I didn't understand everything that happened in my

bedroom at that time when I was 20 years old, but I knew someone

was living in me that wasn't living there before.

And that person was God, the Holy Spirit.

He was telling me where to go, what not to do.

And I, what do you mean I can't do that anymore?

I, I couldn't understand right away and I still try to test it.

Can I still do that? And there's no big deal.

And then I, as I get older, I realized there's a big deal when

you try to get in the way of the Holy Spirit, you quench him, you

grieve him, your life becomes a disaster.

But anyway, that is the baptism that you need to be a Christian

where you get born again and immediately he puts you in his

body as a believer, part of his church, and you have the Holy

Spirit in you to live. There's a another baptism, the

baptism of the believer after they get saved.

Water baptism, Jesus said go into all the world, preach the

gospel to every living creature, teaching them to observe all

things whatsoever. I've commanded you baptizing

them in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

If you haven't been baptized yet or you got baptized, you had no

idea why you got baptized. I got baptized as a baby.

Initially I had no clue why. I was probably like, why is that

weird guy putting that rose with that water in my head?

You know, I couldn't talk, but I I'm sure I didn't like it,

right? He's cold.

My pool is 86°, so you're welcome.

Saturday coming up, text me. Talk to me in a way out.

I want to get baptized. That's your first step of

obedience and following Jesus. Amen.

Don't feel bad if you say I got saved, but I never got baptized.

No problem. Get baptized this Sunday.

It's the last Sunday. We'll have that.

The pool's going to be open to do this. 10:00 One woman is

going to get baptized. Lydia, Where is Lydia?

Is she here today? Lydia Eichelberger's not here

today. She says, God, my whole family

wants to come and says there's not a lot of parking.

I said don't worry, we'll figure it out.

We'll put the cars up and down the street.

I used to work as a party parking lot attendant, so I know

how to direct cars. If the foot should say because

I'm not a hand, I'm not at the body, it is therefore not of the

body, question mark. And if the ear should say

because I'm not an eye, I'm not of the body, is it therefore not

of the body? If the whole body were an eye,

where would I be? Where would the hearing be?

If the whole we're hearing, where would be the smelling?

Aren't you glad you can smell and taste?

I can't imagine eating food if you couldn't taste it or smell

it. That's the best part.

Smelling is really important. But now God has set the members,

each one of them, in the body just as He's pleased.

And if they were all one member, where would the body be?

So we're all different, right? But not more important or less

important than one another. But now, indeed, there are many

members, yet one body. And the eye cannot say to the

hand, I have no need of you, nor again the head to the feet, I

have no need of you. No, much rather, those members

of the body which seem to be weaker are necessary, and those

members of the body which we think are less honorable.

On these we bestow greater honor, and on our unpresentable

parts have greater modesty, but our presentable parts have no

need. But God composed the body,

having given greater honor to the part which lacks it.

That's how the Lord is. If you feel insignificant from

God's vantage point, you're never insignificant.

You're just as important and critical as you think.

The person that's up front talking or whoever's doing the

missions or Charlie or anybody else, No one is like, there's no

like hierarchy in the body of Christ.

We're all one together in Jesus. And your spiritual gifts feed me

and I trust mine feeds you and bless you.

But God composed the body having giving greater honor to that

part which lacks it, that there should be no schism or division

in the body, but the members should have the same care for

one another. And we're going to be going into

first Corinthians 13 next week, love chapter.

Don't miss it, watch it and embrace it because you don't

have a right not to forgive anybody.

You definitely don't have a right to not love anybody or

love everybody. And we got to love each other as

a body of Christ deeply because that's what causes people to

know we belong to him. Hey, I know they're a Christian.

How can you tell? Because they love each other.

Jesus said. That's what the people say.

And if we got to go out in the streets and deal with

transgenderism and all these weird ideologies and all this

stuff that makes your head go sideways, you can't reject

people. You can't ignore them.

You need to love them. And if you can't love them, you

can say, Lord, work on my heart and don't let me open my mouth

until there's love coming out because given the gospel without

love is not going to work. Lord, help us to love each other

in this church. Help us to not get hung up on

small stuff, don't let us get offended and get mad and stupid

stuff and we all of a sudden don't want to go to church

anymore because someone did something we didn't like.

I mean, if, if Jesus like had that kind of mindset the first

day he was on the earth and his ministry's like Godfather, I'm

coming home. These people are waste.

They're never listening. I'm not I don't want to be

around them. But he didn't.

He hung out with all of us and still does, no matter what or

stupid stuff. Now you are all the body of

Christ and members individually and God has appointed these in

the church. First apostles, second prophets,

third teachers After that miracles and gifts of healing

helps administration's variety in tongues.

Are all apostles? No Are all prophets?

No Are all teachers? No Are all workers of miracles?

No. Do all have gifts of healing?

No. Do all speak with tongues?

No. Do all interpret?

No, but earnestly, these are the best gifts and I will show you a

more excellent way. Amen.

So we're going to watch a short video, turn out the lights.

Soon as the lights come back on, start coming forward and Pastor

Lewis will come up with some of the deacons and anybody that is

an intercessor, prayer warrior, whatever, come forward.

And we're just going to spend 10 minutes or so in the presence of

the Lord. Gina and the team will lead us

in worship. OK.

And and then we'll we'll see what the Lord does in our

hearts. You need a miracle today.

Well, God's here and he, he wants to do some miracles in all

of our lives. There's nothing he can't do.

There's nothing he isn't willing to do.

If you're being called into ministry, don't say, well, maybe

like I did, like, well, Lord, you called me when I was 20.

I didn't get involved until I was 44.

I fought it. I didn't want to do it, but

that's me. If you're 202530351015 and you

feel God's calling you to serve him as a pastor, as a

missionary, as a pastor's wife, as someone in a worship team,

sound team, whatever things we got going on here, get involved.

Don't waste time, right? Charlie, I'm sure is glad he got

into it and he went into the presence of 31 hearing well

done, good and faithful servant, right?

Enter into the joy of the Lord. Time's short.

We got to get active, we got to get busy.

We got to be ready. This is a Church of grace, not

guilt, not judgement, but the work of the Holy Spirit in each

of your lives. And I'm so thankful, as is

Pastor Lewis. Come on up here, pastor, to be

able to do ministry with you guys.

We don't do it to you. We do it with you.

And I'm going to ask pastor to close us in the Lord's Supper.

And and then it's such a blessing having him with me and

hit me with him. We're Lewis and Clark and I, and

I bet you ought to Google how many churches have a white and

an African American pastor working together.

I don't think there's any. So, you know, we need to get

this out on Facebook too, right? Brenda?

Let everybody know that that we want people of color in this

place, all color, Indian, black, white, green, yellow, whatever

they are. That's our prayer for the power

of the Holy Spirit to bring revival to the city.

So Pastor God take over. And we look so much alike.

People confuse us. I pray that God honors

everything that He heard today. I pray that your hearts have

been softened today by the things that you've heard and the

things that you've seen. We had the presence of God here

today, and it's amazing. Growing up, I thought the

presence of God was the emotion. I thought the presence of God

was the noise and the hoopla and the noise.

But the presence of God is the rendering of the hearts, isn't

it? When He gets into your heart and

He begins to reveal things to you, when He gets into your

heart and He begins to show you the things that actually brings

you to tears, it's a blessing to be in the presence of the Lord

and to know it. And He said very clearly, it's

by love, one for another. When I watched each other

praying for one another, not for yourselves, but for one another,

that's love. You set your own agenda aside

for a minute to be able to pray for someone else's concerns,

that's love. That's the power and the

presence of God. And we thank God to be able to

experience that this morning. The awesome Savior that we have

who actually came to sacrifice himself in the hands of mere men

that He himself created. The minds that He created, the

wheels that He created. Men who would look at him and

spit on him and say all manner of things about him that were

evil, yet He came to die for them.

The example that He has left for us to love beyond circumstance,

not in circumstance beyond it, is the example that He leaves

for us. It's not easy, but it is of God.

I can dislike what you say, and it could hurt me to my heart,

but if I make a decision to love you above and beyond that, I

will choose to love you the way He chose to love us in spite of

us, not because of us, in spite of us.

So He brings this example to earth, and he walks out the

gospel, he walks out the commandments of God in leather

and shoe leather. He demonstrates the

righteousness of God in the presence of mere men.

And in doing so, He brought it, brought anger in the hearts of

those who hated Him and who hated righteousness.

So don't think that we are not going to be hated.

He told us we're going to be hated, but they hated Him first.

But we thank Him for the example.

We thank Him for the sacrifice. He didn't have to do it, but He

did it. That he would be the just and

the justifier of all those who put their faith in Jesus.

And that's the gospel, because we're sinners and none of us

deserve eternal life. We are sinners and none of us

deserve his grace. And we couldn't keep the law

that He gave for us, But because he loved us, He sent his Son

Jesus Christ to die on that cross for us who took on our

sins. He gave us.

He gave us his righteousness, and he took our sins.

That's the great exchange. And because of that, we are here

today with the hope of eternal life in Jesus Christ.

And so that's what we remember today as we take the table.

So it was in the night in which Jesus was betrayed that he took

the bread. And after he gave thanks, he

broke it. And he said, take and eat.

This is my body which was broken for you for the sins that you've

committed. It was broken because I am the

propitiation for your sins. It was broken for you.

Eat this in remembrance of me. In the same manner He also took

the cup, and after supper he looked at his disciples, his

apostles, and he said, This cup is the new covenant in my blood.

Every covenant is cut with blood, and this is the blood

that I shed for this covenant. Drink this and as often as you

drink it, drinking in remembrance of me.

For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, we

remember the Lord's death until he come.

Amen. The Lord bless you.

Thank you for joining us today for this timely message from

Pastor Clock and Pastor Lewis. For those who miss Living Waters

of Grace today at 5:00 PM. You can listen to Living Waters

of Grace at 7:30 in the morning, 12:00 PM, and at 2:00 AM.

And for those who are looking for a bounding grace with Pastor

Ed Taylor, Pastor Ed Taylor's message can be heard on Grace FM

weekdays at 4:30 AM as well. Also, for those who did not

know, Pastor Ed Taylor will be in the area October 17th through

October 19th for a men's conference.

That men's conference is called by My Spirit and it's being

hosted by Calvary Chapel South Pittsburgh.

For more information about this conference, you can go to

calvaryspit.com. Again, For more information

about the conference, including to sign up, go to

calvaryspit.com. We thank you for joining us

today for this timely message from Pastor Clock and Pastor

Lewis. May you be blessed.

And if you're looking for the full message, you can go to

youtube.com, back slash, CCW online, or you can find the

message posted on our Facebook page at Calvary Chapel of

Westmoreland County to search that on Facebook.

Calvary Chapel Westmoreland would love to have you come join

us for services. Our service times are at 10:30

in the morning on Sundays and Wednesdays at 6:30 PM.

We are located in the Greensburg Shopping Plaza and our address

is 400 E Pittsburgh St. Ste. 6B.

If after hearing this message, you would like to have more

information about joining Turning Point USA or more

information about what they do and what they represent, you can

reach out to me directly by e-mail.

My e-mail address is [email protected].

Again, my e-mail address is [email protected].