There is something powerful about coming together with God’s people. Hebrews 10:25 reminds us that gathering is not just a routine—it is a necessity. In a world that often pulls us apart and distracts us, the Lord calls us to be faithful in assembling together.
When we come to church, we are strengthened. We encourage one another, we worship together, and we are reminded that we are not alone in this journey. Every handshake, every prayer, every song lifts our hearts and points us back to Christ.
Now more than ever, we need each other. As we see the day approaching, let us be faithful to gather, to encourage, and to shine brightly for Jesus wherever He places us.
Do you feel overwhelmed and there is so much to do? No time to get it all done.
Jesus gave us the answer in Matthew 11:28. “ Come unto me“, He said.
Stop, take a few minutes to read His Word, pray and ask Him for wisdom, strength to calm to fill your mind and heart.
Peace will come over you and all things will be accomplished. Maybe some things will have to wait until later but you will have assurance that it is in His hands.
We live in a world that can feel overwhelming at times. There are pressures, distractions, discouragements, and even spiritual battles that come against us. It can seem like the world is getting louder and stronger—but this verse reminds us of a truth we must never forget:
The Bible says, “Ye are of God…” That means we belong to Him. We are His children, His servants, and His representatives here on earth. And because of that, we are not alone in anything we face.
It goes on to say, “and have overcome them.” Notice that it doesn’t say we might overcome or that we are trying to overcome—it says we already have. Through Christ, the victory has already been secured.
Why?
Because “greater is he that is in you…”
If you are saved, the Holy Spirit lives inside of you. The same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work in your life. No force in this world—no fear, no opposition, no discouragement—can compare to the power of God within you.
That means when you step out to serve…
When you share the Gospel…
When you volunteer, witness, or simply shine your light…
You are not going in your own strength.
You are going with the power of God.
This is such an encouragement for all of us involved in SOS Events ministry. As we go into events, outreach, and everyday opportunities to witness, we don’t have to feel intimidated by the world around us.
How often do we try to “figure it out” before we fully trust God? We say we trust Him, but then we lean on our own understanding—our plans, our timing, our reasoning.
These verses are a simple but powerful reminder: trust Him completely.
Not halfway. Not when it makes sense. Not only when things are going well.
“All thine heart” means everything—your worries, your decisions, your future, even the things you don’t understand.
And then it says, “In all thy ways acknowledge him.” That means bringing Him into every part of your day—not just the big decisions, but the small ones too.
When we do that, God promises something beautiful: He shall direct thy paths.
You don’t have to figure it all out. You just have to trust the One who already has.
Today, let’s choose to trust Him a little more… and lean on Him a little less on ourselves.
Praying together is a great blessing! God is there. He answers all prayers, if you pray alone or with someone else.
But, from this verse we see that He especially is with us when we have another person with us. Agreeing together for our needs and the needs of others.
What a tremendous blessing. If you do not have a prayer partner or group, find someone that will pray with you regularly.
3. God Can Not Let Anyone into Heaven Unless He is Born Again John 3:3-5
Are you 50, 75 or 100% sure if you died today you would go to Heaven?
A. Admit you have sinned. Romans 3:23 “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of GOD.”
B. believe on The Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 10:9 “That if thou shall confess with thy mouth and shalt believe in thine heart that GOD hath raised Jesus from the dead, thou shalt be saved.”
C. Call upon The Lord. 10:13 “For whosoever shall call upon the name of The Lord, shall be saved.
Call upon The Lord by praying. Lord Jesus, I admit I am a sinner, I believe you died on the cross for forgiveness of my sins, I ask you forgive my sins, come into my heart and make my life new. I receive you as my Savior. Thank you Jesus. Amen.
These are the verses that SOS Events uses on tracts, displays and the flip book pictures above.
The flip book is a tool that can be used in witnessing to a few people or one on one. Available for $10.00 plus postage. Call the office 813-494-7927 or email info@sosevents.org to order. English or Spanish.
This is the theme for SOS Events Annual Celebration this year!
The celebration is a thank you to all the wonderful volunteers who work tirelessly at event throughout the year.
It is also a time when we celebrate what God has done the past year. All the people who have been saved, the new volunteers, and events that have taken place.
Each person who has a part in SOS events shines for Jesus. Volunteers, Team Leaders, Prayer Warriors, and Supporters. A special thank you for your service. Hope to see you at the Celebration on March 28.
And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever. Daniel 12:3
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