With song and personal experiences, Paul H. Walker reminds his hearers that the plan of redemption is built on self-denial. Jesus denied Himself, and so must His followers. Born and raised on a North Dakota ranch, Walker became Maryland’s first Church of God state overseer in 1920 and married Margaret Holloway two years later. During his ministry, he preached in 64 countries, helped establish Nort... »
With humor, sincerity, and a powerful illustration from his pioneer ministry, Paul H. Walker speaks from 2 Corinthians 4:10-11 about the necessity of being prepared to live and die for Christ. His wife, Margaret, joins him in song. Born and raised on a North Dakota ranch with Native American playmates, Paul Haven Walker and his family traveled to Cleveland, TN, in 1919 to attend the Church of God ... »
While attending Lee College and starting in the fall of 1969, I had the call of God to preach upon my life. It was difficult to get to preach in any of the local CoGs because there were a lot of us CoG preacher boys even though there were a lot of CoGs in the area. But when a door opened for me, I always went. Four or five of us were all scheduled to preach one Sunday for Bro Cornwell, pastor of t... »
How many took Personal Evangelism class at Lee College under Sister Avis Swiger? She was a missionary for many years in the CoG. She shared many missionary stories that I can recall even today. She was a precious jewel of a saint. Of course, when she taught at Lee, she was white headed. I remember she got on to our colleague and good friend Mike Chapman, who currently pastors the CoG in Chattanoog... »