Woodland-The Community Church, Bradenton, Florida

 

It all kicks off with special guest speaker, David Barton, founder and president of WallBuilders.

 

David Barton will speak in all our worship services Saturday and Sunday, October 2 & 3 and in a special session Sunday night, October 3 (5:00pm) at Woodland-The Community Church in Bradenton, Florida.  David is a nationally known expert on uncovering America's godly heritage and the faith of our founding fathers.  It's truly amazing how much their faith influenced the founding of the United States--yet it has been revised out of our history the past 40 years!

 

Then Tim's sermons series will align for the next 4 weeks with the Life Group (small group) studies.  Life Groups will be using a DVD driven study by Chuck Colson called Politics and the Christian Faith.  It looks at the question of should and how a Christian be involved in the public life of their nation, particularly our unique American system of democracy.  We encourage everyone, members, attenders and guests to get into a Life Group for those four weeks!

 

Click here to see the 30 second video teaser for Nation

 

More on David Barton:  He is frequently on Capitol Hill writing briefs for Congress, a nationally known speaker, is author of many books, and personally owns a library of over 100,000 volumes printed in America from before 1812.  Recently David has been a guest on Mike Huckabee and other news and current event programs.  His web site is wallbuilders.com   David's book, Setting the Record Straight: American History in Black & White is currently #105 bestseller on Amazon.com which is very high.  Other bestselling books include Original Intent.   We're often told that founders were all deists.  It simply isn't true!  Come find out from the founders words themselves what men like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and more really believed.  And find out how their beliefs influenced the founding of America and the writing of the Constitution.  Learn the truth about "separation of church and state"--a phrase not even in our Constitution.

 

Barton's Historical Reliability - click this link for leading historians who support Barton's general point of view