Vote Tomorrow!
Don’t forget to vote tomorrow!. Not that all the signs around town will let you forget. Make sure your voice is heard in this special election.
Don’t forget to vote tomorrow!. Not that all the signs around town will let you forget. Make sure your voice is heard in this special election.
As I am preparing a Sunday School lesson for the adult teacher’s for later this month, I find a quote I wrote over a dozen years ago. I still like it!
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 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
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.
This Lord’s Day our adult Bible study teacher’s will be in Ephesians 3:13-21 – a second prayer of Paul’s for the Ephesians. I will be in James for the second in our new series called “Faith that Works.” We have Men’s and Ladies’ Meetings at 5:30p and Lord’s Table at our 6:30p service.
The last few months can be summed up by the song “There Shall be Showers of Blessing.” “Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits, even the God of our salvation. Selah.” (Psalm 68:19)