The Kings Kidz Corner

Hey young people, welcome to our latest blog entry.  In this entry we will look at the importance of being connected to Godly people vs. ungodly people.  In 1 Kings 4, we see all of the wealth that Solomon had gained.  One verse says that Solomon had a 40,000 chariot stall.  Think about a 40,000 car garage.  Whoa!!! It would take about 109 years to ride all of those horses if he rode one per day. He had just built the temple and laced it with gold and he was in good standing with God.  Later though in the eleventh chapter, we see that Solomon connected himself to some ungodly women and started to serve their gods.  Because of this God took the kingdom away from him.  Deuteronomy 8:18 says remember the Lord your God for it is He who gives you the power to create wealth.  Solomon was also very wise.  He was able to figure things out easily with the help of the Lord. It is important that we stay with God and with His people.  He will bless you richly if you stay with Him.


God Bless
Min. JJ White III

Hey young people, yesterday we had an awesome time in both services at church.  In the morning time, Pastor White encouraged us to develop a taste for the the things of God.  What this means is that we need to be satisfied with the things that God has for us instead of the things that the world has to offer.  I like this because ultimately, the things that the world has to offer are only temporary but the things that God has to offer are eternal.  
At night, I talked about lifting your voice like a trumpet in order to break down the walls and the barriers that the enemy places in the way of our blessings.  It is important that we praise God continually.  Through this praise, deliverance will come and victory is ours.
God Bless, 
Minister JJ

I'm so excited.  We had an amazing meeting tonight and many new members came on board.  We have set a few goals for the youth department for the upcoming year and we are sure that the young people at the church will be enlightened, excited, and educated about their lives in Christ Jesus.  Stay tuned for more information about the cool and innovative happenings within the King's Kidz Youth Department at the First Church of the Living God. 
God Bless, 
Minister JJ

This week, new lights were installed in our church.  These lights illuminated the church and even allowed the members to see the pages on the bible more clearly.  These lights also allowed the members to see some of the things that had gone unnoticed in past years.  I thought about this in a spiritual light (no pun intended) and remembered Matthew 5:14 which says that we are the light of the world.  As the light, we are called to shine in the dark areas.  We are also called to exude the true light which is Jesus Christ.  Matthew 5:16 says "Let your light so shine before men that they might see your good works and glorify the Father which is in Heaven." When we let our light shine, people will glorify our God.
God Bless,
Min. JJ

Hey young men and women of the King's Kidz Youth Department,
I am excited to start a new year with you as one of your youth directors.  This year promises to be a ground breaking and innovative one.  This year we pray that God will give us the strategy and strength to accomplish the goals that He has set before us. We have a meeting this Wednesday at 6:00 PM in the church library.
God Bless,
Minister JJ

I thank God for this 4th of July.  Not only is it the day that commemorates the day that the United States became an independent entity, it is also my mother's birthday.  Tyler's too.  Go Ty.  During this day, we as Christians should take extra time to thank God for the fact that He has liberated us from the law of sin and shame.  God has restored us to our rightful place in Him.  If you haven't yet taken the opportunity to give your life to Christ, read Romans 10:9. "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth theLord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raisedhim from the dead, thou shalt be saved".  Get saved and then you can truly celebrate independence. 


God Bless you, 
Min. JJ White III