November 19, 2023 | The Good Samaritan - Brett Meador

[@realitycheck6]

Thank you, Pastor Brett. I am grateful that I can listen to your teaching of the Bible.

[@AtheyCreek]

We are so glad you can join us!🙌

[@SherryClarkI]

Brett, you make me laugh as well as make the Word even more relevant to us.😊

[@Ken77114]

Bless you all and great hugs to all who serve! Always takes me back to my 10 years at ACF with the most dear, cherished brothers I ever knew! Approaching age 83 in January, I feel so very close to Jesus’ call! Bless you, Debbie, and the body of Christ! Much love! 😎❤️👑🙏

[@TerriCampbell-10]

Love your worship! We love you Father Son and Holy Spirit King of Kings. HE will back for me,family and my brothers and sisters in Christ!

[@brucesanborn7484]

Maranatha, Greetings from Tampa Florida 😎

[@AtheyCreek]

Thanks for joining us from Tampa!🙌

[@michaelsullivan2244]

You saw the remind me of the beautifulness of living and loving with God. Any man and thank you guys for this

[@lisakillz1853]

anointed worship-excellent mix fully there❤

[@genitagilchrist1864]

Beautiful 💜 just Love when Pastor Brett sings!

[@mjsmith-jones7607]

Love this, I never understood it like this before. So beautiful

[@ajlancaster7316]

I soooo agree with you regarding the "categories" we have been reduced to. I am a believer in Christ, not a category! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@TerriCampbell-10]

Shamar God is there!

[@emilypuckett3149]

What is that very last song?? I cannot find it anywhere! Beautiful.

[@ChopRodgers]

Commenting so if someone replies I can find out as well

[@AtheyCreek]

The last song in worship was Doxology, by Jadon Lavik! If you were talking about the one Pastor Brett sang, it’s called “In the Shadow of Your Wings,” by Charlo Broderson! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/e36cmJyLit6kopY

[@manysharkteef7137]

With all due respect to Pastor Brett. People often and commonly say’ I could care less’ or ‘they could care less.’ When properly it is, ‘I couldn’t care less’ or ‘they couldn’t care less’ just a friendly note, as I often hear it pronounced incorrectly in the sermons