Rick Shabi

Rick Shabi was ordained an elder in 2000, and relocated to northern Florida in mid-2004.  He attended Ambassador College and graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science in Business, with a major in Accounting.  After enjoying a rewarding career in corporate and local hospital administration, and the ownership and management of a regional healthcare consulting and specialty firm, he became a pastor in January 2011.  His wife Deborah serves with him.
 
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The Intolerance of the Tolerant
Rick Shabi

Traditional tolerance is a godly virtue, but subtly the concept has been redefined today. When respectfully standing up for godly values is branded "intolerance"—which is seen as the worst of evils today—then something has gone sorely wrong.

Posted July 30, 2010 | 0 comments
Will You Be Ready to Reject the Mark of the Beast?
Rick Shabi

Where there is prophecy, there is plenty of speculation. People wonder: When will the "end time" be? Who will be the Beast prophesied in Revelation? What nations will comprise that final union the Beast will head, and when will that government arise?

Posted May 3, 2009 | 0 comments
Waves of Destruction
Rick Shabi

Not long ago, a newscaster commented on the financial struggles facing the United States in the wake of yet another venerable financial institution failing. He said, "Just when we think we've recovered from the storm, another wave comes and knocks us off our feet."

Posted January 1, 2009 | 0 comments
Prepare Your Heart
Rick Shabi

Mr. Shabi discusses the kings of the Old Testament as he illustrates the need to prepare our hearts for Christ's return.

Posted November 5, 2012 | 3 comments
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