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Participation
"Participation” in light of the Sabbath and Jesus’ love for us. Do you ever feel bored on the Sabbath? Do you ever wonder if there is something you can participate in? Do you have a heart to serve?
Welcome to The Gift and thank you for joining me here at the end of your week. My name is Cyril Millett, and I’m looking forward to a growing relationship with you as we go on this journey together. I hope you are doing well and ready to receive a blessing this evening as we enter into the Sabbath. No matter how you are watching this program, I want to thank you for taking your time to join this community that is passionate about learning to grow to love Jesus more and more.
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