Praise Assembly in Torrington

  

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Praise Assembly of God 

Torrington, Wyoming 

Location: 320 West 22nd Avenue

(Across the street from Torrington City Park)

Praise Assembly's Mission Statement: 

By faith we are eagerly anticipating the return of the Lord Jesus Christ as we:

Proclaim His Good News;

Reach out to the lost;

Actively equip the saints with

Instruction in God's Holy Word,

Serving others, and preparing for

Eternal Life!   AG Logo.jpg

 

Sunday Praise Celebration begins at 9AM with Sunday School, ages 4-12; Church Service begins at 10:30AM. We have a dynamic Prayer Room 15 minutes before the service, to spiritually prepare us for the church service. Our praise and worship is up-beat. We offer a mixture of contemporary, hymns and southern gospel music. The last Sunday of the month we serve the Lord's Supper during the service.

Wednesday evenings at 6PM, "Bible Study." --Pastor Ken facilitates a Bible study for adults. They are currently studying False prophets and dangerous cults. The Public is Welcome!

"May you grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!"

II Peter 3:18

 

 

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I Believe in God

Characteristics of God

Read Exodus 34:1–7

God demonstrated His mercy when He had Moses prepare a new set of tablets to replace the one Moses had broken in anger. As God passed by Moses, He dramatically revealed characteristics of himself that we also can experience.

• Compassionate and gracious: God bestows on us mercy and unmerited favor.

• Slow to anger: God is patient with us.

• Abounding in love and faithfulness: He showers us with a loyal love.

• Forgiving wickedness, rebellion, and sin: God consistently displays His mercy toward us by forgiving our sins.

Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he punishes the children and their children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation (Exodus 34:7).

A holy God cannot allow sin to go unpunished. His mercy allows us the opportunity to renew a right relationship with Him. To decline that opportunity is to risk the fallout of sin. God always prefers to show His mercy rather than His anger.

Prayer for Today: Lord, thank You for the mercy You so freely give us. May we never take that mercy for granted.

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