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April 26, 2012

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Page 10 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 Hungry Eyes By: Evangelist W.C. "Dub" Dellinger - Age 93 Growing up among Christians, watching and studying their way of life and how they treat each other, has an effect on a young boy as he grows into manhood. My Dad always had compassion for others. Even though we were as poor as every- one else, I noticed how he would always have a few dollars to buy someone groceries. The times that we would get in the buggy and go to revival meet- ings (referred to as Big Meetings back then), puts a foundation in a young boy that he will never for- get; nor does he want to. As I study my Bible, I can feel this same Spirit in the people chosen to speak for Christ. As I grow older, I can see love at work in many people as we have a conversa- tion. Our conversations tell a lot about us. My wife and I overheard a man and his wife saying how they were going to out- smart all others and get what they wanted. That RAIN OR SHINE May 4th from 2-6, May 5th 7-2 @ 1603 Moun- tain Lane, Shelby. Furniture, Kitchen equipment, tools, kings size bed. N OR SHINE May 4th f YARD SALES ARD SALES memory came back when I learned that both of them had died. Today, preaching is watered down in many of our churches with idle talk. People are setting in church with hungry eyes and souls needing to be born again. They are hungry for the true word of God, to see Christians loving and con- necting with each other, to hear how they can be saved. Instead they are fed a bunch of memorized repeats and formal wor- ship that loses its effect after about the second time. Soon these pas- tors go through their ritual without giving a thought to what they are say- ing and neither does the congregation. They have attended church, worn their finest to catch the attention of others, given to the church so it can be bigger and better than the one down the road and lost souls are going away hungry. In fact, some of the members ONE SET PB TOWER SPEAK- ERS, bass speaker, Randall Tower speakers, 100 watt realis- tic amp, Winston Electric guitar, small Randall amp. EVERY- THING for $350. 864-838-2717. ONE SET PB TOWER SPEAK MUSICALMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS are still hungry and just don't know it. When the service is over, they all go home hungry. No one was saved, no one grew in the Lord, no one testi- fied about Jesus and no eyes were filled with joy. Those hungry eyes will return next Sunday and go through the same ritu- al. Soon Satan has them caught in a trap. Hungry eyes begin to think they are satisfied with what they are getting and they accept this ritual as a rela- tionship with Christ. What went wrong? Lack of the right leaders, preachers being afraid to use the "real" truth, afraid of stepping on the toes of a big tither, afraid of criticism. It's all about fill- ing the church pews and getting more tithes in. In the process, God is left out and people go to hell because hungry eyes were not filled with the joy of the Lord. Listen to Dub's message each Sunday at 9 am on WADA - 1390AM. WE LOVE JUNK! WILL PAY TOP dollar for running & non running junk vehicles. If no title, need ID. We also do tow- ing. 704-692-6370. LOVE JUNK! WILL P WANT TO BUY ANT TO BUY Serving NC in 26 Cities Since 1983 Auto - Home - Motorcycles - Mobile Homes Points? PEGRAM INSURANCE www.shelbyinfo.com D.W.I. CALL NOW FOR A FREE QUOTE Accidents Tickets? LOWER RATES BETTER We Insure Any Driver... Any Age...Any Vehicle Kings Low Down Payments Low Monthly Payments 626 Clark Drive Lincolnton, NC 704-735-0025 Mountain, NC 704-739-3665 We Shop For Your Lowest Rate FOUND PUPPY: Black & tan, Riverbend in Lake Lure. 407- 341-8569. LOST & FOUND Don't Pay Too Much! www.pegraminsuranceofshelby.com LOST & FOUND ITEMS FOR MAY 19TH CHILDREN'S MINISTRY Honduras Mission Project (Chris & Donna Keeter) Sponsored by First Baptist Church, Kings Mountain, NC WANTED 100% of Proceeds Go To FOUND: FULL BLOODED fe- male Dachshund at Chesnee Hot Spot. Call 828-305-6079 to identify. LOST & FOUND LOST & FOUND Vehicles, Trailers, Tools, Appliances (Must Work), Jewelry, Old Coins, Furniture, Farm Equipment, Antiques, Collectibles Suggested Items: Local Honda Dealership Honored Members of the Service Department at Forest City Honda on Daniel Road in Forest City celebrate the 2012 Customer Service Experience Award. FOREST CITY - The Forest City Honda Service Department has earned the Customer Service Expe- rience Award from American Honda Motor Corp. for the fourth straight year. Forest City Honda General Man- ager Al Neal and Service Manager Steve Williams accepted the award Tuesday from Per Bollner, district parts and service manager for American Honda. The award is presented annually to Honda dealers that have demon- strated "consistent dedication to delivering the highest level of ser- vice in the industry." Come have your Honda Serviced at Forest City Honda! 828-286-2614 Any good saleable Merchandise New or Used! Donated items may be delivered to the auction site on May 5 and May 12 or by appointment Bob Melton 704-692-0406; Mike Lambert 704-309-3026 Gene McCurry 704-692-1033; Myles Whitaker 704-472-4123 Chris Keeter 704-600-5495 For Free Pick-Up Call AUCTION Saturday, May 19, 2012 • 10:00 am 706 East King Street (74 Business) • Kings Mountain, NC Our Goal is to Raise $ 25,000! We seeks to encourage and assist U.S. short term mission teams serving King Jesus in Honduras and to engage in practical ministries that meet physical needs while sharing the hope we have in Jesus Christ. FOUND: WWII MEDALLION in clothes that was donated to Yokefellow. For more info or to identify call 828-248-3394. UND: WWII MEDALLIO LOST & FOUND LOST & FOUND SERVICE We Accept Visa & Mastercard 220 West Dixon Blvd. Shelby, NC 704-484-1055 Thursday, April 26-May 2, 2012 AUCTION!

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