For the Wednesday evening service our Evangelist Jared Henry preached from James Chapter 3 verses 1-12. Tonight, he spoke about the Tongue how that very small part of our bodies is powerful and how it can be a dangerous thing.
This is the Tuesday evening service with Rev. Jared Henry. After some songs with our Music MinisterNathan Hunter and an opening prayer from Youth Evangelist Bill Scott, Rev. Henry read from Romans chapter 2 starting at verse 11. Where we look into issues of the Heart.
For our Monday evening service, we started with Worship music with our Song EvangelistNathan Hunter and continued with music from KMBC's Anthem Trio. Then our Evangelist Rev. Jared Henry brought us a message about dealing with our mindsets using teachings from Romans Chapter 8 starting at verse 1.
Welcome to the 2022Iowa Holiness Association Camp Meetings. For this first evening of Camp our Music Minister Nathan Hunter helped us start with the singing of “There is a fountain” We do this so people that cannot make it to camp meeting can sing it at the same time in their homes and be with us in spirit. This year we will be hearing from our Evangelist Rev. Jared Henry.
Rev. Jared Henry is the lead Pastor at Mackey Church of the Nazarene.
On Tuesday Pastor Daigre used 1 Corinthians chapter 10 “They all ate the same spiritual food and drank the same spiritual drink; for they drank from the spiritual rock that accompanied them, and that rock was Christ”
Rev. Hal Daigre is the President of AIM. He is also Pastor of First IMC in Decatur, Alabama, where he has served as Pastor for thirty-three years. He also travels as an evangelist, preaching revivals, conferences, retreats, and camps. He and his wife, Cindy, are the proud parents of two sons and the proud grandparents of eleven grandchildren.
On Wednesday evening Pastor Hal preached from the 4th chapter of Jonah where we see how God put Jonah where he needed to be and how Jonah chose to respond.
After losing the 2020 Camp Meetings to the Covid Virus on the first evening of the 2021 Iowa Holiness Association Camp meetings we were excited to welcome back Rev. Hal Daigre
Rev. Hal Daigre is the President of AIM. He is also Pastor of First IMC in Decatur, Alabama, where he has served as Pastor for thirty-three years.
Atmospheres have much to do with health, and spiritual health and sunshine have much to do with good living. Dirt is a destroyer of pure air. Keep clean.
Tobacco is vile in all forms, so avoid it.
The average story paper and many of the novels, fester with moral poison; relegate them to the devil’s headquarters at once; if they stay in your house, so does he.
The usual party, ballroom, rink, parlor theatricals, and (too often) the church frolics of various kinds, are rank with malaria which is deadly in its influence on the family altar, the prayer-meeting, the Sabbath School, the church service and close communion with God in general.
This month the unwary and presumptuous, and those who will not be taught, are in great danger from traveling shows, circuses, Fourth of July’s, and such like, where the devil runs his harvester with great profit. “Flee these things.” Harvest weather sometimes has a bad effect on family altars.
Look out for the “sleepy devil” at the church these long hot days.
the “almanac” (and Bible-reading plan)
published by Reid’s The Highway Office, Nevada, Iowa]
The soul gets sick and has numerous diseases. Each disease has its symptoms and takes on its special external manifestation of spiritual weather.
Fear betokens an unsettled account.
Hankering after the fashions denotes a heart with a big corner in it reserved for the world.
Love of fancy dress means pride and lack of internal, soul dress, which in the sight of heaven is of great price.
Unholy anger waves a signal flag of the temporary victory of indwelling sin.
A gossiping tongue betokens a heart where Christ is not welcome.
A smiling cheery face for a church sociable and a graveyard visage for the prayer-meeting, a soul not in communion with God.
“Sinning every day in thought, word and deed” proves up the claim of an unsanctified nature.
Pray out of the shadow into sunlight.
[Taken from Day by Day, The Highway Almanac and Diary for 1886,
the “almanac” (and Bible-reading plan)
published by Reid’s The Highway Office, Nevada, Iowa]
Plenty of time for the daily papers or a story and but little for the Bible
Plenty of talk about almost everything but religion
A disposition to find fault
Defending yourself
Lack of interest and effort in definite soul saving, but ever zealous in “church” work, such as any unsaved person might do
Complaining of “so many calls”
No interest in holiness literature
Inability to do much in revival meetings
No religion “to speak of.”
[Taken from Day by Day, The Highway Almanac and Diary for 1886,
the “almanac” (and Bible-reading plan)
published by Reid’s The Highway Office, Nevada, Iowa]
The growing season is on us. Remember that “showers of grace” are in constant demand. These with the sunshine of His love and the needful plowing, harrowing and weeding culture of grace in the soul will make it bloom like Eden.
Growth begins nothing. We grow in not into grace. Growth is increase of that which we already have. Beware of those who put growth in place of God’s creation. 2 Cor. 2:17.
Look out for frosts that will kill tender plants. They are most to be looked for on mornings when the place of secret prayer, the Bible and the family altar have been neglected, or on a Monday morning after a badly spent Sabbath. Storms of anger are to be expected in all atmospheres surcharged with the “carnal mind.”
[Taken from Day by Day, The Highway Almanac and Diary for 1886,
the “almanac” (and Bible-reading plan)
published by Reid’s The Highway Office, Nevada, Iowa]
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