S. Lee Homoki
Bible Teacher, Evangelist, Executive Director, Editor

Mr. Homoki was raised in the home of missionary parents, "Nevada Steve" and Esther, and lived in Pennsylvania, New York and in the heart of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona. He began his preaching at the age of 18 and for 21 years pastored churches in Arizona, California, Ohio and Indiana before beginning the ministries of Bible Doctrines to Live By, In in 1980. He brings with him a rich background of colorful experience in the pastorate from those years spend on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Over the last 20 years his evangelistic ministry, Crossroads Crusades, has takes him into hundreds of churches with the message of God's saving grace.

HEY COWBOYS and COWGIRLS!
Picture yourself riding the
"Wild" Bucking Barrel
 

There is still room for both Guys and Gals at the
Missouri Camp, July 27th - August 2nd
and
South Dakota Camp, August 10-16th

Picture yourself...

Yes that's me on the right! My friend that I'm about to saddle up is "Sammy the Mule."  We have a lot of "Quarter Horses" for you to ride this summer and we have a couple of "Half Horses" like "Sammy."...

"Well," I said to myself, "It's over!" "The trail ride is over!"

It was a once in a lifetime experience -- a dream and a purpose fulfilled! To have experienced this fleeting and precious moment in life was wonderful but, to have experienced it with your companionship and partnership begs for words to explain my emotions of praise. However, part of me is left feeling a bit melancholy - knowing that it will probably never be repeated. At the same time, I am joyful in spirit knowing that together we have accomplished something worthwhile. Who knows what eternity will reveal because we dared to believe that God had called us to work for the salvation and growth of "wanna-be" cowboys and cowgirls at our Cowboy Camps?

I have no greater joy than to preach the gospel. By God’s grace, He has honored our vision and sacrifices over the years and given us souls for our hire. Some people are called and empowered to do the Lord’s work in normal and traditional ways. Others, like me, take a different approach - though I have never sought or desired to be different in the way I do ministry but from time to time I have deviated from the “beaten path.”  I guess this anticipated trail ride and my Cowboy Camps and will qualify as “a little different” kind of adventure for God. I seek His blessing and your partnership with me is both needed and appreciated. May God give us the desires of our heart.

“First things first!” This is a tried and true saying, meaning that it is generally best to place the most important issues at the forefront of an agenda. The Book of First Thessalonians is the earliest of the Pauline Epistles and, as such, is of significant importance because of its chronological order. Paul’s inspired pen immediately identifies and instructs the Thessalonians in those basic doctrines that are of supreme importance in the establishment of new believers in the truth. Dr. C. I. Scofield has noted that the Apostle Paul, in the short thirty days of his sojourn in Thessalonica, had “taught all the great doctrines of the Christian faith” (Pg. 1267 Scofield Reference Bible).