First Assembly of God

First Assembly of God - Pea Ridge, Arkansas

First Assembly of God Church

577 Weston Street

Pea Ridge, Arkansas.

 


 

I would like to welcome you to our website. We would personally like to invite you to our church where everybody is somebody and Jesus Christ is Lord.


Sometime ago when asked to define ministry, I defined it as touching lives. At Pea Ridge First Assembly of God we are trying to do just that through

  1. Worship: Rosey Booth is our worship leader where she leads us in a spiritual worship to God. We have a good mixture of traditional and contemporary worship. A worship for all people. This church is where we believe that everyone is important.

  2. Children's Ministry: Beverly Brewer is our kid's pastor where she brings more than twenty years of experience to our children. Puppets, object lessons, light shows and much more is expected when your children visit our church. Most important they will experience love.

  3. FOKUS NIGHT: Wednesday night is totally designed with kid's in mind, a team of many adults set out to bring an exciting hour and half of food, fun, and worship enter-twined together to teach them the love of Christ.

  4. WOMENS MINISTRY: Janis Tanner is our ladies director. They meet once a month on the third Sunday night from 5:00 – 7:00PM. 

  5. SMALL GROUPS: The first Sunday night of each month our church divides up into small groups where we have fellowship, food, prayer and bible study. This takes place in the homes of our church members.

  6. FREEDOM FEST: This is by far our largest event of the year. The freedom fest experience will include free food such as grilled hot dogs, chicken half's and all the trimmings. We have inflatables and face painting for the children. If that's not enough then maybe a little live gospel music by local artists and a car show for all ages. We conclude the night with a free fireworks show where more than three thousand rounds of fireworks go off in about thirty minutes. The best part of all, it's FREE. This is one way we try to reach out and touch the lives of the people of Pea Ridge.

Come grow with us as we build a church not only for now but also the future.



Pastor's Edwin & Beverly Brewer


Assistant Pastor's Ron & Rosey Booth

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Focus on God

Read 2 Chronicles 5:1 through 6:42

Some may question why Solomon lavished such great detail and wealth on the temple. Was such extreme extravagance necessary? Solomon built the temple in response to God’s specific commands and promises (2Chronicles 6:7–9). It symbolized God’s presence with His people, His authority, His holiness, and the importance of God-centered communal worship.

“Lord, the God of Israel, there is no God like you in heaven or on earth—you who keep your covenant of love with servants who continue wholeheartedly in your way” (2 Chronicles 6:14).

Kings never knelt before others, but Solomon acknowledged God’s sovereignty when he knelt before Him in the temple in the presence of the people. He praised God as the Supreme Authority, and thanked Him for keeping His promises and covenant of love (2Chronicles 6:12–14). Solomon’s example encouraged everyone to do the same and confirmed the temple was God’s dwelling, a place where people encountered, worshipped, and focused on Him.

Challenge for Today: Take time to kneel before God and worship Him for His love and faithfulness.

Quicklook: 2 Chronicles 6:13–17

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