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3ABN World Magazine MAY 2016 3ABN Read more at news.3abn.org PAGE 32 COOK:30.2 A NEW SEASON OF QUICK AND DELICIOUS RECIPES PAGE 34 SEARCHING FOR GOD FROM DESPAIR TO VICTORY, HIS JOURNEY LED HIM TO 3ABN PAGE 4 PAGE 44 Roy and Earlenne Hunt, THE BLUE ROSE 3ABN Planned Giving and Trust Services FINDING BEAUTY IN A BUSY DAY 4 COVER STORY Letter from the God’s Promised Rewards We cannot outgive God Danny Shelton Love Found a Way! President Features Vol. 12 #141 MAY 2016 Dear Partner, 8 Blessing Is on the “GO!” | Can I Get a Witness? Read more at news.3abn.org 20 Evangelism | Empowered! Executive Editor Mollie Steenson I recently spent three days in Nashville, Tennessee, recording 3ABN’s newest 32 Feature | Cook:30.2 Managing Editor Bobby Davis Creative Director Chrystique Neibauer CD/DVD project, and every song on this album centers in on the Cross of Calvary. Graphic Designers Svetlana Christian 34 Testimony | Searching for God Adam Dean Of course, the old rugged cross would have no value if Jesus hadn’t chosen Janelle Owen to be cruci ed for our sins. But praise His Holy name, He made a plan of 48 Eyes of the Ancients | True Justice Eric Tirado Photographer Svetlana Christian salvation for every one of us, if we choose to accept His free gi of eternal life! Networks Proofreaders Mitch Owen With this in mind, the 18 sermons you will hear at this year’s 3ABN Spring Barbara Nolen 10 3ABN Radio | Imparting Light J.D. Quinn Camp Meeting will be based on the theme, Christ, Calvary, and the Sanctuary. 12 3ABN Latino | Guatemala Is Waiting! ISSN 1552-4140 I have had the pleasure of working with producer Reggie Smith and string arranger Kris Wilkinson to produce this new CD. We were also blessed to 14 3ABN Dare to Dream | True Identity Subscriptions and Feedback: We hope 3ABN World is a blessing, and we’d work with Grammy award-winning songwriter, Lanny Wolfe. love to hear from you. To subscribe, change 16 3ABN Proclaim! | Upholding Each Other your subscription, or send us feedback, Lanny and I wrote two new songs. One is entitled, “Gethsemane,” and please contact us! 18 3ABN Russia | Opening Doors another is called, “It Was Love.” My daughter Melody Shelton Firestone and Phone: Call 618-627-4651 22 3ABN Kids Network | Welcome to the Team Sunday–Saturday, 8:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. Lanny also co-wrote a new song entitled, “Love Found A Way.” Reggie and Central Time Kris came up with some beautiful arrangements for some of the old hymns 24 Just for Kids | Elephants Mail: 3ABN Call Center Attn: Subscriber Services / Feedback such as, “ e Old Rugged Cross,” “Heaven Came Down,” “At e Cross,” and Schedules P.O. Box 220 several other wonderful, inspiring songs. West Frankfort, IL 62896-0220 27 3ABN Television Schedule Email: [email protected] Please plan on coming to your 3ABN Spring Camp Meeting from June 8–11. Subscribe online: 3abn.tv Jesus is coming soon, and this camp meeting is sure to bring us closer to Him! Store: 3ABNStore.com Daily Living As always, thank you for your love, prayers, and nancial support of 3ABN Copyright © 2016, Three Angels Broadcasting 38 A Woman’s Walk | A Quest for Purity Network, Inc. Three Angels Broadcasting Net- as we continue to take the three angels’ messages of Revelation 14 to a lost work, 3ABN, 3ABN Books, 3ABN Latino, 3ABN and dying world. 40 Recipe | Zesty Cabbage Slaw Music, 3ABN Proclaim!, 3ABN Radio, 3ABN Television, Dare to Dream, 3ABN Kids Network, 42 Health | What Is Pain? 3ABN Français, 3ABN World, and the respective God Bless! logos are trademarks or registered trademarks 44 Devotional | The Blue Rose of Three Angels Broadcasting Network, Inc. A ll Bible quotes are from the K ing James Version 46 Pastor’s Page | Who Gets the Blessing? ( K J V ) or New K ing James Version ( N K J V ), unless Danny otherwise noted. 50 Letters P.S. See you at Camp Meeting! 3ABN World is a monthly publication. Subscriptions are free. Do you have a testimony to share of how COVER PHOTO: DAVE SHERWIN 3ABN made a difference in your life? We would love to hear about it! COVER STORY e “Middle of Nowhere” e blessing is de nitely on the “GO!” message being presented. e Lord was in God’s Earlenne and I have been so blessed in control, and as they continued studying listening to our callers, and especially the three angels’ messages of Revelation Promised when we have the opportunity to visit 14, over the next few months, that curi- our 3ABN supporters in their homes. osity turned into a conviction, which led Each one we make contact with has a to this precious soul’s decision to follow Rewards testimony of how they first became a the Lord into baptism. What a wonderful by Roy G. Hunt, Jr. follower of our Lord—many as a direct testimony to the power a TV signal in the result of watching, listening, and studying “middle of nowhere!” with the di erent pastors and presenters e three angels’ messages promise on this God-ordained network. eternal life, and 3ABN is committed and manipulate the senses. Instead, He SHERWIN DAVE PHOTO: was quiet, and used simple illustrations Each person, that we make contact with, and language to express His desire for us to follow Him. has a testimony of how they rst became Christ promised in John 15:11, “ ese a follower of our Lord. Many as a direct result things I have spoken to you, that My joy of watching 3ABN. may remain in you, and that your joy may be full.” He also gave us simple instructions On a recent visit to Tennessee, we ast and furious is the pace of the in Luke 6:38 (NIV): “Give, and it will be heard an exciting conversion story from world we live in. ere are so many given to you. A good measure, pressed one of our 3ABN viewers. ey had been ways for us to be distracted with down, shaken together and running on an extended vacation in the southern Fthe bright lights and bold images designed over, will be poured into your lap. For part of Texas, and were living out in the to grab our attention. However, it is com- with the measure you use, it will be “middle of nowhere.” Their television forting to know that simple is better. measured to you.” was not connected to satellite or cable, Christ was not ashy. He did not excite In simple terms, this verse simply says so finding a working channel was that you cannot outgive God; the more next to impossible. However, as you give to Him, the more blessings will they ipped through their snowy come your way. channels one last time, they 3ABN’s vision for more than thir- felt a feeling of success as one ty-one years has been to spread the channel came in with a strong word of a Savior who will take us home signal! Out of nowhere, to a better place called Heaven. A home they were receiving 3ABN’s where everyone will be in harmony and signal over the air! sit at the feet of Jesus, listening to His As this individual sat Roy G. Hunt, Jr., Director, captivating message of love. down to watch, there was Planned Giving and Trust Services Earlenne Hunt, Trust Offi cer Back (L to R): Karen Cordes, Valera Babb, Nancy O’Brien, an instant curiosity about the Dianne Hamilton; Front: Roy Hunt, Earlenne Hunt. 4 3ABN World | May 2016 COVER STORY Invest in the Lord’s work today to continue providing Christ-centered 70-and-a-half to plan what they want and watch your rewards multiply programming to the world until we hear to do with their Required Minimum the shout of our Lord in the eastern sky Distribution (RMD) from their IRA. at His Second Coming. ose who meet the above require- Differences between a As a viewer or listener of 3ABN, there ments are now allowed to donate up to CHARITABLE CASH GIFT ANNUITY and a CASH TRUST comes a time when you want to thank $100,000 per year from their IRAs. is God for what this ministry has done for must be a donation to 3ABN directly CHARITABLE CASH GIFT ANNUITY CASH TRUST you, along with a desire to see 3ABN from the nancial institution adminis- • Irrevocable • Revocable continue with such a positive message. tering the IRA, and the money cannot • Fixed interest rate • Variable interest rate Our Planned Giving and Trust Services be used for any other reason other than • Fixed interest payments for life • Variable interests payments Department is a vital link to the nancial a donation. However, if done correctly, health of this ministry. Charitable Gi the amount of money donated from • May not add funds • May add funds at any time but can buy additional annuities Annuities, Revocable Cash Trusts, Prop- an IRA will be reported on your tax • May withdraw funds • May not withdraw funds for emergency need return as non-income, thereby bypassing any • Tax benefi ts • No tax incentives taxes on the IRA with- • 3ABN is exclusive benefi ciary • Multiple benefi ciaries must include 3ABN drawal. Again, you do • Document fees paid by 3ABN not have to worry about • Document fees paid by 3ABN whether Congress will pass the law each year. It’s permanent. We’re Here for You Roy and Earlenne are always happy to visit with you in your home to provide detailed Planned Giving information and answer all of your questions.
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