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This Week at Broadmoor
December 26, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
This morning the Rev. Rucker Chunn presented his message, Christmas Is Over... Or Is It?, It is the "Day after Christmas." The Hustle and Bustle, the decorating, the cooking, the cleaning are all over. The "holiday" of Christmas is over. But is Christmas over? Not if you have the true Christmas Spirit. Christmas is Hope. Because of Jesus there is Hope. Christmas is real Joy. Joy comes from giving as opposed to happiness, which comes from receiving. Christmas is Hunger, hunger to know more about God, our Savior who can save us from anything, and His Holy Spirit that can transform us.
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 19, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
This morning the Children of our Children's Ministry presented their Christmas Message, Angel Alert, a musical about the angels in Heaven just before, during, and after the birth of Christ. Well known angels like Gabriel and Michael were portrayed along with some "lesser known angels", Harpo and Halo. These two star surfing angles seemed a little on the "wild" side with their Hawaiian shirts and surfboards but they wound up saving the day! It was priceless.
There were approximately 50 children in the musical and the speaking parts ranged from the youngest to the oldest. They did a tremendous job and the congregation really enjoyed it, especially the little "mishaps" that always occur when young children wind up doing what young children do when a cue is missed or a line is forgotten. They worked really hard as did all of the Children's Ministry staff led by Rick Adams. Thank you all for a job well done!
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 19, 2004 A.M. - NashvilleThis morning the monthly Men's Ministry Breakfast was held before the Morning Service. Hampered by the cold and low gas flow, the breakfast was 3 or 4 minutes late but it was still a very good one. Good food and fellowship were followed Rev. Rucker Chunn who presented a short program and message including the Dieter's Night Before Christmas. It was hilarious and everyone was laughing. Rev. Chunn reiterated that Jesus was the true reason for this "season". Come and join us for the next Men's Ministry Breakfast. You will enjoy it, the company, the fellowship, and the program, too!
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 19, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented the message, He’s Always Been King, in tonight's service. In this time of "being politically correct", "Merry Christmas" has almost been replaced by "Seasons Greetings". Pastor was fired up and adamant about restoring Christ to Christmas as He is truly the reason for the season. He urges the response of "Merry Christmas" when we hear "Seasons Greetings". His message goes on to state that Jesus was King before His birth, He was King at His birth, He was King on this Earth, and He is King during eternity. What a day that will be!
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 12, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
This morning the Broadmoor Choir presented our Christmas Message Journey to the Manger, a musical about the true Spirit of Christmas. The musical play portrays a gifted artist that creates a beautiful Nativity scene but who doesn't really know the true meaning of Christmas. As he is visited by the spirits of Mary and Joseph, and views past Christmas's without all of the commercialism, he becomes aware of the void in his life and fills it with the true Christmas spirit. The choir not only put on a very professional presentation but it was readily evident the they possessed the true Christmas spirit while doing so. Thanks to all of you!
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 12, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented the message, Instant Gratification, in tonight's service. In this time of "I want to get everything that I want and I want to get it now", people have lied, ran away, stolen, and doomed themselves. We should not put ourselves first, even before God. We should not ignore the needs of others. We should not have a form of Godliness, but deny the power. We should wait for God to act, instead of acting for Him and we should love God more than anything or anybody, then everything else will be there.
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 5, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, followed the leading of the Holy Spirit and a tremendous healing service ensued. Praise the Lord!
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This Week at Broadmoor
December 5, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message, The State Of The Mind, tonight. In it he explains that the mind as we know it, can play tricks and can cause much pain and sorrow. We Are Not Complete as Christ has redeemed our souls but He has not yet redeemed our bodies. Our Present State Is Burdensome as the perfection of our bodies will not be fully accomplished until the environment is also, that is, until we reach Heaven. Peace At Last will be achieved when our former corruptible bodies shall be clothed with incorruptibility (I Cor. 15).
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 28, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, after another great Praise and Worship Service, presented his message Moses’ Key To Greatness. He explained that Moses' key to greatness was the fact that he relied on God for his needs and the needs of the Children of Israel. God supplies our needs by His Production, His Protection, His Provision, and His Problem Solving. We should rely on Him and not try to do everything "by our self".
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 28, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson had previously asked two members of Broadmoor to give their testimonies tonight. They gave great testimonies of Deliverance and Healing. Pastor Peterson then gave a brief message, Deliverance, which presented five reasons why Christ gave himself for us. Christ did so that we might be Delivered.
Pastor Peterson then had paper handed out and asked everyone to write down something that they needed deliverance from. Then he asked everyone to bring the folded paper to the front of the sanctuary and to place it in a bowl. The papers will not be opened but they will be prayed over and destroyed. If asked what happened in church tonight, we can truthfully say that we left our burdens in a bowl! We need to leave these burdens with Christ and not pick them up again.
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 21, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson continued in the spirit of the Praise and Worship Service as he presented his message Thanksgiving 101. He explained how prayer is praise and continued on to explain that praise is thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a great time to inventory our PRAYER / PRAISE time we spend with God. After all, we thank Him through PRAYER / PRAISE.
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 21, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Rev. Rucker Chunn, after another spirited Praise and Worship Service tonight, presented the message, ThanksLIVING. Many SAY Thanks, but Few GIVE thanks. If we are truly thankful for what God has done in our life, it will Affect our Living!
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 14, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message Spiritual Fire And Passion Will Attract Others on Old Fashioned Day. He spoke to a congregation sporting bonnets and overalls after the choir presented a spirited Praise and Worship service of traditional songs.
After the morning service, an Old Fashioned Dinner was served by the Men's Ministry. The Men's Ministry prepared and cooked the meal as well. The Menu consisted of Pinto Beans, White Beans, Vegetable Soup, Fried Potatoes, Turnip Greens, Spinach, Cole Slaw, Corn Bread, and Biscuits. Everyone really seemed to enjoy both the meal and the fellowship. Thank y'all for coming!
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 14, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, led a Testimony Service for the Evening Service. Many accounts of healing were presented, some of which were life changing and enabling! Prayer was offered for every individual present, starting with the youth, continuing with the adults, and finishing with the seniors.
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 7, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led us in worship today in the mighty presence of the Holy Spirit. Interpretations of two messages were given which contained blessings to come and instruction for all. As usual on the first Sunday of the month, we have communion. Pastor Petersen was impressed by the Holy Spirit to prepare a Communion Covenant for this service. Each person received a copy of the Covenant and communion was served.
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This Week at Broadmoor
November 7, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, in the Evening Service, presented his message No Man Is An Island. Have you ever felt that you "just wanted to get away from it all"? However, we all know that idea does not work today. There are three relationships that are critical to ones Spiritual Success: A Relationship To God, A Relationship To Fellow Believers, and A Relationship To The Unsaved.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 31, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led again today in the mighty presence of the Holy Spirit. After a moving and Spirit filled Praise and Worship Service, Pastor Peterson presented his message A Treat Every Time. God gives us treats everyday. But we can give God treats, also. When we bless Him, when our hearts rejoice in Him, and when we sing a song of praise to Him, we give God the treats that He is looking for.
Sunday after the Morning Service we had a great luncheon and time of fellowship. As usual the ladies of the church prepared a sumptuous feast. Thank you all.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 31, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Evening Service with his message My Burden Bearer. Have you ever felt that you "just wanted to give up"? Have you admitted to yourself that "at times my faith is weak"? God’s love is EXTENDED to ALL. God’s grace is offered to all. God’s eternal plan for retirement is offered to all. We should cast our care upon the one that is able.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 24, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message The Wrong Sword. David carried the sword of Goliath to King Achish when he was afraid and was seeking protection. Pastor Peterson points out that the only sword that we should trust in is the "Sword of Truth" which is the Word of God. We must learn to turn to God with all our trials and not unto man.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 17, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message A Confused Rose after another great Praise and Worship Service this morning. In this message Pastor Peterson points out that we need to have faith when we prayer. Prayer without it does no good. It is impossible to please God without faith.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 17, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, after a Spirit filled Praise and Worship Service, followed the leading of the Holy Spirit and continued praising and thanking the Lord. The presence of the Holy Spirt continued to fill the Sanctuary and two messages from the Lord were delivered and interpreted! God is moving and he wants us to move and to praise Him. It was truly an awesome service led by the Holy Spirit.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 10, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, after a mighty Praise and Worship Service, presented his message, 3-S Tonic Of The Church. Led by the Holy Spirit and in a spirited presentation, Pastor Peterson brought out the need to desire Spiritual power and the need to stop quenching the Flame.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 10, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, in the great presence of the Holy Spirit, brought us the message, Thieves And Robbers. This message tells us that we need to lay up permanent riches in heaven and not temporal ones on earth, that we should not let people hinder our blessings, and that Jesus is always willing to supply our needs.
Following the Evening Service, there was a Taco Supper fund raiser for the Children's Church. Make-your-own tacos, with jalapenos, of course, home made salsa, and chips were mighty tasty. The desert table was another popular place with several type of cookies, cake, and brownies.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 3, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, after a Spirit filled Praise and Worship Service, presented his message, My Purpose As A Christian. Many people today are puzzled about their sense of purpose in life. Pastor Peterson listed several things that define the purpose for our lives but the most important is "Jesus must be supreme in our lives".
Three children were filled with the Holy Spirit in Children's Church this morning! Children's Church, in the gym / auditorium, runs concurrent with the Morning Service.
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This Week at Broadmoor
October 3, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, following the Youth Choir in the Evening Praise and Worship Service, brought us his message, But God Is With Us. This message reinforces the fact that regardless of what comes against us and regardless of what pit the world tries to put us in, we can always be sure that Jesus is with us if we hold on to His unchanging hand!
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 26, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, in the Morning Service, where the mighty presence of the Holy Spirit was evident from the moment that you entered the sanctuary, presented his message, Do You Have Good Vision?. He pointed out men with vision, what vision is, what prevents or hinders vision, and how to discover vision.
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 26, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson, in the Evening Service and again where the presence of the Holy Spirit was very evident, presented the message, Stealers. This message talks about our Joy and if we allow things or situations to steal it from us. We have a choice when things or situations occur that impact us negatively. We can either A.) decide to let it control us and steal our Joy or B.) decide to remember that our Joy comes from the Lord and this event can not take it away from us!
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 19, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Rev. Harvey Hudson led the Morning Service and presented the message, I Love Jesus Because.... He presented many reasons to love Jesus, not the least of which is "because He first loved me!"
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 19, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Rev. Rucker Chunn ministered in the Evening Service and presented the message, Fresh Fire. A fire cannot burn without fuel. Seek God as he is our fuel. Then once you have it, use it.
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 12, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson ministered to the congregation in the Morning Service with the sermon, Worship The Lord Thy God. Are we putting things before God? Maybe things we don't even realize? There is only one God and we should worship Him alone.
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 12, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
The Passion Of The Christ was shown during the Evening Service. There was a very positive response following the showing of this powerful portrayal of the last days of Jesus Christ on earth. Two members of the same family received salvation! They hope to be able to attend Broadmoor regularly.
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 5, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
The Childress Family ministered to us with music in the Morning Service. The words to their opening song stated "that we couldn't have church until the Holy Spirit was there". The Holy Spirit was there in a mighty way and we really had church! The Childress Family sang beautifully and it was very evident that they were there to worship God and to present His message to us.
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This Week at Broadmoor
September 5, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Evening Service and presented the message, For All Hath Forsaken Me. Sometimes we may feel like Paul in his last days when seemingly all had forsaken him. But don't give up or give in as there is one that stays closer than a brother and He is Jesus Christ.
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 29, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Morning Service and presented the message, Live By The Spirit. When we walk in the spirit, we live a life that is different from the world we live in. We are in the Kingdom of God, not the darkness. The Holy Spirit will make us feel sensitive to what we say and do. We will want to do the things of God.
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 22, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the combined Morning Service where he presented the message, If You Can't Beat "Em", Then Join "Em" This message conveys that if we do not seek God's guidance in the decisions of our life, then watch out! The decision we make may not be what we think it is or what we want it to be.
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 15, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Early Morning and Morning Services where he presented the message, Stand Still and Let God Move In Your Life This message stresses that we not only need to have God listen to us but that we need to listen to God. Do not get tied up to the point where the really most important thing in our life is drowned out with our being "too busy".
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 8, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Early Morning and Morning Services where he presented the message, The One Who Can Bypass Physical Laws This message deals with our ability that is limited by God's natural laws but that God is not limited by something that He Himself created. Man can make a boat that can sail on water, but only GOD can walk on water by HIS on power.
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 8, 2004 P.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson was prepared to deliver the Evening Message, We Need To Look Up, but yielding to the Holy Spirit, he called for testimonies to the goodness of God. After several testimonies, Pastor Peterson continued to yield to the Holy Spirit and called for anyone needing prayer to come forward to be anointed and prayed for. Many came forward and were joined by the Deacons and other members of the church who prayed for them along with Pastor Peterson.
The presence of the Holy Spirit filled the sanctuary and prayers and praise to God continued for the rest of the service. Three received salvation, one rededicated their life to God, and many were touched by the Healing presence of the Holy Spirit !
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
August 1, 2004 - Nashville
Rev. Rucker Chunn led the Morning Service and delivered his message, Shake Off The Weight! This message deals with our tendency to be bogged down by the cares of this world and our attempt to being self sufficient when in actuality, God is our provider and the source of our strength.
This week Pastor and Sister Peterson are participating in the 70th General Assembly of the International Church of God in San Antonio.
Our Bible Quiz Team, the Tennessee State Champion team, leaves Monday, August 2nd, to compete and hopefully win at the International Church of God General Assembly in San Antonio! GO TEAM!
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 25, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led by a powerful presence of the Holy Spirit delivered the message, Trembling After The Battle Is Won in both the Early Morning and Morning services. This message deals with Elijah's roller coaster like ride between great victory and great despair and return to victory again.
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 18, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson delivered the message, The Outpouring in both the Early Morning and Morning services. The Outpouring deals with recent changes and the outpouring of The Holy Spirit. God is pouring out His Spirit on all those that will seek after Him (Acts 2:17).
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 17, 2004 - Nashville
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast had another good meeting this morning. The breakfast was great as usual. Rev. Luther Ramsey gave the morning devotion where he stressed two things, education and knee-ology. He gave first hand examples of both from his personal experiences.
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 11, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson delivered his message, Walking In Darkness, in both the Early Morning and Morning Services. While only one person raised their hand to Pastor's Question, "How many have ever washed a pig", he went on to explain how pigs will immediately go back to the muddy areas and become covered again. He then relayed that we are not guaranteed that we will be free from dark and muddy times but that we do have access to the light and the solution to those dark times, Jesus.
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 4, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Today, patriotic songs were mixed with songs of praise and worship as we celebrated Independence Day for our great country. Major Tom Duncan and Reverend Luther Ramsey, retired out of the military, presented our country's flag and the Christian flag in preparation of saying allegiance to both flags and what they stand for. Reverend Rucker Chunn then presented the morning message, Spiritual Independence, where if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.
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This Week at Broadmoor
July 4, 2004 A.M. - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presided over the flag processional and the prayer for those on our prayer lists today. He then called for others to lead prayer for our country, The United States of America, then for our state, Tennessee, and finally for our city, Nashville.
Just prior to the morning message, Pastor Peterson described his surgery on last Friday, where they went in to again remove some loose tissue in his airway. The surgery took longer than expected. Pastor Peterson's airway remains to be less than half of the normal airway.
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
June 27, 2004 - Nashville
Today a special tribute was paid to the Widows in our congregation. Each widow was recognized and presented a gift by Sister Peterson.
Rev. Rucker Chunn then presented the morning message, Tribute To A Widow. It was about Ruth and Naomi, the trials and ultimate triumph in their lives, and how that parallels us today.
Please continue to pray for the complete healing of Pastor Peterson.
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This Week at Broadmoor
June 20, 2004 - Nashville
Fathers Day service at Broadmoor included the recognition of and a presentation to all the Fathers present today. Each Father present was given a copy of the book, "Life's Purpose For Righteous Men".
A long time member, worker in the Church, and father, John Wilson, was honored today. A photo presentation of a few of his many accomplishments in his service to the Lord and his life was given today. Some of these included helping to build the church both in people and buildings, serving as Song Director, Superintendent of Sunday School, Director of the Children's Church, taking Sunday School out to the Blind School, military service to his country, and being a Father.
Congratulations, Brother Wilson and thank you for the fine example that you both taught and lived.
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 30, 2004 - Nashville
A Special Memorial Service was held today to honor those who have or who are serving in our country's military forces, those families that have lost loved ones in military service to their country, and those church members and or family of members who have gone on to meet their reward this past year.
Major Tom Duncan, who just recently returned from the war zone, spoke briefly and passionately about the war, and honored all who have served.
Pastor Peterson then presented his message, Serving. In it, Pastor Peterson clearly brought out that we must choose whom we are to serve. One person came forward and received salvation at the end of the service.
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 23, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson congratulated the Bible Quiz Team for winning the State Championship. Each team member was awarded an individual trophy and a T-Shirt.
The team members are Casey Bennett, Andrea Hymer, Adam Hymer, Nick Kizzee, and Morgan Hillis. They are coached by Alan Kizzee.
Pastor Peterson then presented his message, My Ticket Out Of The Thicket, where Abraham's sacrifice, faith, and building of an altar, led him the way through this test.
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 22, 2004 - Nashville
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast was held in the gym this month. The ladies, as usual, prepared another great breakfast. Thank you.
We were honored and blessed to have Wayne D. Fleming, a Chaplain with the Davidson County Sheriffs' Department, as our guest speaker.
His message was Man To Man: The Father-Son Wound. In it he brought out many timely, powerful, and important topics facing men today including the problem that men have with "being a Man and not showing emotion", the impact of abuse, Healing Relationships, and others.
It was a great message and time of fellowship.
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 16, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Appreciation Sunday was a great success. The choir, after presenting their usual great and inspirational praise to the Lord, was followed by Rev. Dan Walker with a medley of classic Christian Songs. Rev. Walker came to Broadmoor on this special Sunday to join in Honoring Bishop Dwight Peterson and Sister Mary Ann Peterson. Pastor and Sister Peterson were then presented gifts from various Ministry leaders in the church.
The morning message was presented by Pastor Peterson's surgeon, Dr. James Netterville. Dr. Netterville is one of only three surgeons in the country who could do this type of surgery. Fortunately for Pastor Peterson, Dr. Netterville lives and works in Nashville!
Dr. Netterville began with scripture from the book of Romans and quickly expounded upon it and explained what it meant to him. He stated that if he were ever in a situation where he could only have access to one chapter in the Holy Bible, Romans 8 would be that chapter.
He went on to describe the condition of Pastor Peterson when the Pastor first visited him. It was indeed a very serious situation as there was a great likelihood of Pastor never being able to speak again. Dr. Netterville gave a visual presentation of the amazing voice box and all that it does. He said that it was misnamed as producing sound was only one of the many things that it does. Things that have to happen to enable us to both breathe and also to eat and drink are handled by the voice box!
The surgery went well as did all of the other five procedures and today, Pastor Peterson has about 95% utilization and volume of that that he had before the surgery. Dr. Netterville was careful to give God the glory for the outcome and subsequent healing of Pastor Peterson. He even showed the cover of a paper that he had previously published which stated that the procedure that Pastor Peterson underwent was impossible to do! Dr. Netterville stated that he prayed for guidance and direction all during the surgery. Thank you Dr. Netterville from all of us here at Broadmoor.
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 9, 2004 - Nashville
The Mothers Day service honored all mothers in the church. All Mothers were asked to go to the front of the sanctuary. Each Mother was presented a rose. Gift certificates were awarded to the youngest Mother, the oldest Mother, and the Mother with the most children present.
Mrs. Geneva Miller was honored as being one of the founding families of the Broadmoor Church. She was then presented a gift certificate.
Sister Peterson then presented the Morning message where she described Moses' Mother, what she went through, and what she did to preserve the life of her son. Truly she was a role model for all mothers.
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This Week at Broadmoor
May 2, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message Are You Weak Enough? in the Morning Service.
Pastor Appreciation will be held on May 15th and 16th. On Saturday the 15th at 6:00 P.M. we will be hosting a banquet for the Pastor and Sister Peterson. There will be plenty of food, fun, and fellowship. We will also have our traditional Pastor Appreciation Service on Sunday the 16th. The 8:30 A.M. and the 10:40 A.M. service will meet together for this occasion at 10:40 A.M. There will be a wonderful guest speaker as well as an awesome guest singer. We will be taking up a Love Offering for the Pastor during this service.
Please be in prayer concerning your gift to these wonderful ministers of God. If you would like to help make these ceremonies great, please see David or Stephanie Chumley. God has given Broadmoor the privilege of having great leaders such as Pastor Dwight and Mary Ann Peterson. Let's join together to show these two how greatly they are loved, honored, and appreciated.
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer for his 100% healing. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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Update on Pastor Peterson
April 7, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson underwent another surgery on Tuesday of this week. They were to remove some loose material in his airway, remove the stint in his airway, and replace the stint with a longer one. When they looked into his airway, most of the loose material was already gone and his airway was opened up to almost where it had been prior to any surgery! The doctor removed the stint, put in a small valve, and did not put in a new stint! The doctor said that possibly in a few weeks, even the valve could be removed! We give God thanks for touching and healing Pastor Peterson.
Pastor Peterson is doing well and is taking care of Sister Peterson after her trip to the dentist.
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer for his complete and 100% healing. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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Update on Pastor Peterson
April 4, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson will undergo another surgery this week to remove the stint in his throat and replace it with a longer one. This is to aid him in his breathing. The doctor informed Pastor Peterson that the effect should be immediate and they are expecting to achieve 95% of his volume prior to the procedures that he has undergone. Pastor Peterson plans to present a very special message on Easter Sunday.
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer for his complete and 100% healing. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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This Week at Broadmoor
March 21, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented his message, Breaking Away From Satan’s Stronghold, in the Early Service and was planning on presenting it during the Morning Service. The Holy Spirit was very present during the Praise and Worship Service and continued to bless us as the Morning Service went forward. The Holy Spirit then led in a different direction, calling out those that needed healing. People were touched in a mighty way by the Holy Spirit and we believe that they were healed. Then the Holy Spirit led Pastor Peterson to call those that needed salvation. There was a great response and 9 people received salvation!
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer for his complete and 100% healing. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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This Week at Broadmoor
March 14, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented the message, Ready or Not, in both the Early Morning Service and the Morning Service today. Gideon, an unlikely candidate to lead an army, prepares to do battle and God keeps trimming his army down! But he was willing to be used of God. Ready or not, are you willing to be used of God?
Over 65 young people and their chaperones returned from WinterFest at Knoxville, TN this afternoon! They are on fire for God and it was readily evident all during the Evening Service. Four gave testimonies of the events at Winterfest and how they were changed by it. Doug Dano, co-leader of the Youth Ministry, gave eye-opening statistics comparing our youth today with past generations. It markedly showed the need for tremendous work in the youth fields today. The service closed with the baptism of 23 young people, 9 boys and 14 girls!
Our Youth Ministry and our Children's Ministry are truly on fire for God and growing every day! Come by or call us at 615-262-1497 for more information. Come join in and experience it for yourself!
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer for his complete and 100% healing. We give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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This Week at Broadmoor
March 7, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson presented the message, Exile - Part 2, in the Early Morning Service. He and Sister Peterson left after the Morning singing service to go to Fort Campbell to hold a service for all the Soldiers there. The service will give thanks to God for the soldiers' safe return from the battlefields in Iraq, to honor them for their service to their country and fellowmen, and to honor and remember those soldiers who gave their lives in the war against terrorism and in the effort to free the peoples of Iraq from tyranny.
Reverend Rucker Chunn gave the message, Now Is The Time, in the Morning Service. We are living in the Supper Time Days and Now is the time for us to gather all we can to dine a the supper table! (Romans 13:11-12)
Reverend David Rathbun gave the message, Church Aflame, in the Evening Service. A church on fire is a church that impacts the world and makes a difference!
Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer as we continue to give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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UPDATE on Pastor Peterson
February 22, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson is feeling better and is recovering from an infection since his surgery. Even while fighting the infection he led the church in worship, effectively presented the message "Water and Blood" last week, and still successfully conducted the other responsibilities of his office.
Today, he was ready to present the message, The Cowardly Armor Bearer , in the Morning Service but the Holy Spirit led the service in another mighty direction! Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer as we continue to give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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UPDATE on Pastor Peterson
February 8, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson went through his surgery well last week and led the FTH service on Wednesday night. Today, he presented the message, Let Jesus Speak, in the Early Morning Service. Continue to remember Pastor Peterson in prayer as we continue to give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
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UPDATE on Pastor Peterson
January 25, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson was presented a Certificate of Recognition today for being the Chaplain of the Day at the Tennessee State Legislature. Representative Ben West, Jr. did the presentation and also told the congregation about a little investigation that he had conducted on his own. It seems that Pastor Peterson had the nickname of "Speedy" while growing up in Unicoi County, Tennessee. Representative West then presented a check in the amount of $500.00 for use in the Children's Ministry. He did this in the name of his four grandchildren that regularly attend Broadmoor.
Pastor Peterson presented the sermon, Why We Experience Cloudy Days and Dark Nights during the Morning Service! We continue to give God the praise for His answering our prayers!
Please continue to keep Pastor Peterson in your prayers as he will undergo additional surgery in 9 days to permanently remove the treach. During this upcoming surgery a device, similar to a stint, will be placed in his throat to prevent it from collapsing or closing up.
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UPDATE on Pastor Peterson
January 18, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the Early Morning Service and presented the sermon, Results Of A Prayer And Praise Meeting. Praise God for His answering our prayers!
Please continue to keep Pastor Peterson in your prayers as he will shortly undergo an additional surgery to permanently remove the treach and to put a device, similar to a stint, in his throat to prevent it from collapsing or closing up.
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UPDATE on Pastor Peterson
January 4, 2004 - Nashville
Pastor Peterson led the service and presented the sermon, Where The Authority For Deliverance Really Lies, this Sunday Night! His surgery, to remove the cartilage that was causing bleeding, went very well. In three or four weeks he will undergo an additional surgery to permanently remove the treach and to put a device, similar to a stint, in his throat to prevent it from collapsing or closing up. Praise God for His hearing and answering our prayers!
Please continue to keep Pastor Peterson in your prayers.
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