Will There Be Ice?
One modern prophet is the weatherman? He takes what was revealed to him by the best sources of science he has and makes a prophecy — a forecast. The current forecast is that we will have ice storms tonight and snow tomorrow. In a few hours we will know the accuracy of that prophecy, excuse me, forecast.
The Bible contains the record of a multitude of prophecies. A few were fulfilled in hours. Many were fulfilled in years, sometimes in centuries. Several are yet to be fulfilled. For me, the greatest fulfillment of prophecy is the coming of a promised savior. The fulfillment of so many prophecies in Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection is amazing.
Will the weatherman be right? Will there be an ice storm? We will see in a few hours. Praise God we can experience a savior right now.
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Meet “Bro. Ray”
A Little About Me
I am seldom referred to as Dr. England, but I am better known as “Bro. Ray.” I was born and raised in the small Kentucky town of Campbellsville. I graduated from both Campbellsville University and the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville where I earned both the master’s degree and a Ph.D. in New Testament Greek. I have been married to Leslie (Lalosh) for over 30 years. We have three daughters: Mary Beth (Mrs. Dale Potts), Jennifer (Mrs. Todd Elkins), and Stoya (soon to be Mrs. Dustin Hastings). Recently Mary Beth and Dale presented us with our first grandchild – Wesley.
In over 30 years of ministry, I have been a staff minister, taught in college and seminary settings, served on the foreign mission field, but mostly have served as pastor of churches in Kentucky.
It is my blessing to be the senior pastor of the Second Baptist Church of Greenville, Kentucky since December 1999. Second Baptist has been a joy to pastor with wonderful men and women of God working together in ministry to accomplish God’s purposes. I love the church I pastor and the people both in our church and in the community.
I enjoy competitive sports, having played basketball and run cross-country in high school. For many years (when I was younger and slimmer) I enjoyed weight lifting. I am now back in the gym and loving lifting weights on a smaller scale.
It has been a joy sharing my wife Leslie’s passion for the theater. I have served with her on the Board of Directors of our community theater group MCTI. In 2007 I had my first stage role, the supporting role of “Teddy” in the local production of Arsenic and Old Lace. Leslie has directed several MCTI production, recently Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. She works with our Minister of Worship on the annual Easter Pageant.
Other than the Lord, the greatest joys in my life are my wife Leslie and our three daughters and their husbands, and now Wesley. They are a blessing to me.
God has graced me many times more than I deserve. God is good — all the time!
Road Trip 2010
The theme for sermons and activities for the 2010 Summer
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February 6!!!!!!!! Will there be ice. yep!!!!!!!!!!!!
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