This coming Lord’s Day our adult Bible study teachers will continue their walk through Ephesians during the Sunday School hour. They are at the end of chapter 4 where Paul gives some basic instructions concerning getting along with people. In the 10a service I am James 2:14-26 where James asks, “Can faith save him?” In the 6:30p service Pastor Rory is in 2 Timothy. We will also share at a Lord’s Table during the evening service.
7 ladies, 15 small children, and one baby sitter. The church is a busy place this morning. How wonderful that the church building is being so used.
Monday – read Mark 5:21-34
Contrast Jairus’ daughter and the woman with the bleeding issue.
Tuesday – read Mark 5:35-43
Why did Jesus not grieve at the death of the girl?
Wednesday -read Mark 6:1-6
What amazed Jesus when He was in His hometown?
Thursday – read Mark 6:7-13
What was the topic of the sermon preached by the disciples?
Friday – read Mark 6:14-29
We are planning on attending snow camp at Northland Camp and Conference Center again this year. I hope that many of our youth will take advantage of this opportunity to put themselves under the teaching of the Word of God.
Our current walk through the book of Romans ends this coming Lord’s Day. I hope you have learned and benefited from our time in this book this year. I know I have. We will look at Paul’s last words in the second half of Romans 16 during the morning service. Our adult Bible studies are beginning the book of Ephesians during the Sunday School hour.
The Heritage Singers of Maranatha Baptist Bible College are our guests this Lord’s Day morning. They will be singing and ministering to us during the Sunday School hour and singing a package during the morning service. In the morning service I will be preaching from Romans 10. After considering God’s Mercy in Romans 9 we see that “faith” and “belief” are the means of our access to mercy.
We take your desire to pray for us very seriously. We thank you. Last week Charlie sent out an email asking prayer for our daughter, Lauren, who is in Papua New Guinea. She is having some health problems which at the first appeared to be resolving themselves after she discovered she was dehydrated. She called us last night from Goroka, a town several hours away from the vil
