Corona Victus - Polson, Sam
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I was traveling to a mission board meeting in another state when all the federal guidelines to implement "social distancing" were first announced to the nation. Our elders and staff immediately had to make plans via "social networking" to prepare for the coming Sunday gathering, without actually being able to gather. I certainly found it incredibly strange when Sunday arrived to be sitting at a desk in a hotel room watching the first live stream broadcast of a worship service taking place in the church that I pastor. All of it was going on without me being there! But I was also blessed to…mehr

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I was traveling to a mission board meeting in another state when all the federal guidelines to implement "social distancing" were first announced to the nation. Our elders and staff immediately had to make plans via "social networking" to prepare for the coming Sunday gathering, without actually being able to gather. I certainly found it incredibly strange when Sunday arrived to be sitting at a desk in a hotel room watching the first live stream broadcast of a worship service taking place in the church that I pastor. All of it was going on without me being there! But I was also blessed to experience, along with my congregation, true spiritual connecting even as we gathered by means of the internet in a season of "social distancing." I was deeply encouraged to sense that what binds us together as God's people crosses all boundaries of location or isolation. So often, our Lord uses the challenging experiences in our lives to provide deeper experiences with him. It is my sincere hope that this book will be used by our Heavenly Father to bring peace to your soul at times when it seems as if every landmark in your life is being shaken, or even obliterated. It is only natural that in such seasons we experience the very natural emotion of fear. However, there exists a power that can be truly felt in the deepest regions of our soul that is much more powerful and much more real than fear, and that is God's peace. His is a peace that truly surpasses all understanding and that guards our hearts and minds by the power of Jesus Christ himself. (Philippians 4:7) Fear is powerful, like a dreaded virus to our souls, but it is not ALL powerful. That power which reigns over all others is the power of the One who wears the Victor's crown, the Corona Victus. My prayer for you today is that Jesus' victory will be your victory in Conquering the Virus of Fear.Pastor Sam Polson
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PASTOR SAM POLSON is the Lead Pastor of West Park Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee, and featured teacher with the SonLight Radio media ministry. He also currently serves as Chairman of the Board for ABWE, the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism, and previously served for many years on the Board of Shepherds Ministries, an educational ministry for adults with developmental disabilities. Sam was born and raised in New Castle, Indiana, where he met and married his wife, Susan. He earned his Bachelor's and Master's degree in theology from Bob Jones University and then served seven years as an assistant pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Findlay, Ohio. The Polsons then moved to Knoxville, where Sam has served as Lead Pastor for more than 33 years. They have three grown children who live in the Knoxville area. Sam advises the pastoral team and staff, teaches in large and small group settings, and is most energized by witnessing people come alive to the reality of the gospel. His first book, In His Image, explores God's plan through the power of the gospel to restore people to their purpose as image-bearers and is available online in English, Romanian, and Mandarin. By Faith: Timeless Insights for Staying on Course from Hebrews 11, is available in English and Romanian. And his devotional, SonLight, provides daily guidance from the pages of God's Word. "For what we proclaim is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, with ourselves as your servants for Jesus' sake" (2 Corinthians 4:5).