Christian Worship Center of Cutler-Dinuba

We continue our From the Ashes series on Sunday! Let me encourage you to look @ and read John 13:1-17 and Philippians 2:3-11. Jesus models for us what people of humility look like and do. It’s going to be another powerful and meaningful Sunday as we worship God and receive instruction from His word. The Holy Spirit will be @ work to glorify Jesus and give evidence of Jesus working! We will also be live-streaming our 10:30 service on our YouTube channel CWC Life Dinuba & here on our Facebook page!

FYI: As of last night, we have reached full capacity for our Sunday services @ both campuses. See you all Sunday!

CWC LIFE Family, please join me in praying for brother Joe De Luna this morning. Let’s agree for healing in his body in Jesus name.

Consider this question: If we could keep our promises, wouldn’t we have done it by now? How many times have we made the same promises? Let’s face it; rededication to keep promises won’t work. If it did, we wouldn’t find it necessary to keep rededicating ourselves. Many of us have struggled with promise-keeping for one reason: We have focused on our performance more than on Jesus Christ. We have tried to keep our promises, but the Bible teaches that effective Christian living... doesn’t come by trying. It comes by trusting Christ to express his life through us. He is the only One who can successfully keep promises. Before we can be effective promise keepers, we must become promise receivers. The Bible is clear about God’s promise: the One who has given us his life will be the One who lives it for us. Only Jesus Christ can effectively live the perfect life. He lives inside believers today and wants to reveal His perfect life through us. (Steve McVey, president of Grace Walk Ministries, Men of Integrity, Vol. 1, no. 2)

Thank you for joining us

It is to those who treasure close proximity to His presence that the promise of protection is given. He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Psalms 91:1 NKJV You can’t abide under His shadow without being near Him. It’s in His shadow that I experience shelter.