Our Weekly Schedule

SUNDAY - Communion Service

10:00 AM     Worship & Teaching - Pastor Bob Lawrenz   

                    Message:  Acts 5:18-42 - "Follow Me"

                                                     

                            Scripture Reading:  1 Corinthians 13:11-14:1

As we finish up chapter 5 in the book of Acts this week, we see the miraculous release of the apostles from prison, their trial before the Jewish high council (Sanhedrin), and their steadfast refusal to stop preaching about Jesus.

The early church is already facing great opposition by the religious leaders. They were warned. They were threatened. They were thrown in prison and beaten, and threatened again. This persecution did not silence them, they didn't cower in fear and hide, this persecution resulted in more proclamation. “And daily in the temple, and in every house, they did not cease teaching and preaching Jesus as the Christ” (v. 42).

This is an amazing demonstration of God’s grace. The apostles experience first-hand the truth that God’s grace is sufficient. They were not detoured for a moment by the persecution. God’s power enabled them to persevere, and they lived up to the accusation of the council (v. 28)!

TUESDAY

10:00 AM     Ladies Prayer & Bible Study - Summer Break Thru July
                                                         

Attention Ladies!  

We are looking into the lives of 10 women in the Bible.  They may have lived a long time ago, but we find ourselves facing many of the same issues they faced. Through their trials and experiences, we see how God works in our lives daily to shape us, heal us, encourage us and grow us as we follow Him.

God has given us 10 commandments.  There are over 8 billion people on the planet, and we all struggle with those same commands.  There really is nothing new under the sun (1 Corinthians 10:19). 

As we look at the role these women played in telling God's story, I pray that God will meet us where we are and inspire us to grow in His grace and knowledge, that we too would be an example to others.

Please consider joining us each Tuesday morning as we magnify the Lord together, study the scriptures, pray for one another and enjoy the blessing of Christian fellowship.

                   

As a contemporary of Isaiah and Hosea, Micah prophesied during the momentous years surrounding the tragic fall of Israel to the Assyrian Empire (722 BC), an event he also predicted (Micah 1:6). Micah stated in his introduction to the book that he prophesied during the reigns of Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah in Judah, failing to mention the simultaneous string of dishonorable kings that closed out the northern kingdom of Israel.
During this period, while Israel was imploding from the effects of evil and unfaithful leadership, Judah seemed on a roller-coaster ride—ascending to the heights of its destiny in one generation, only to fall into the doldrums in another. In Judah at this time, good kings and evil kings alternated with each other, a pattern seen in the reigns of Jotham (good, 2 Kings 15:32–34); Ahaz (evil, 2 Kings 16:1–4); and Hezekiah (good, 2 Kings 18:1–7).
- See more at: http://www.insight.org/resources/bible/micah.html#sthash.i25F9AvV.dpuf

As a contemporary of Isaiah and Hosea, Micah prophesied during the momentous years surrounding the tragic fall of Israel to the Assyrian Empire (722 BC), an event he also predicted (Micah 1:6). Micah stated in his introduction to the book that he prophesied during the reigns of Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah in Judah, failing to mention the simultaneous string of dishonorable kings that closed out the northern kingdom of Israel.
During this period, while Israel was imploding from the effects of evil and unfaithful leadership, Judah seemed on a roller-coaster ride—ascending to the heights of its destiny in one generation, only to fall into the doldrums in another. In Judah at this time, good kings and evil kings alternated with each other, a pattern seen in the reigns of Jotham (good, 2 Kings 15:32–34); Ahaz (evil, 2 Kings 16:1–4); and Hezekiah (good, 2 Kings 18:1–7).
- See more at: http://www.insight.org/resources/bible/micah.html#sthash.i25F9AvV.dpuf

SATURDAY

  9:00 AM       Men's Prayer - All Are Welcome!                     

Men's Prayer is a time for men to come together in fellowship, and pray for those in need, though all are welcome. If you are in need of prayer and would like the men of this church to do as James 5:14 says, please do come!

"Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord."



10:00 AM       Church Workday - All Are Welcome!      

Lend a Helping Hand!

Church workdays are scheduled on the FIRST and THIRD Saturdays of every month, from 10 AM through lunchtime. 

Our next Church Workday is scheduled for this Saturday, August 1st. Join us as we work around the building, both inside and outside! Every "skill level" welcome!

Church cleanup days are organized to maintain a hygienic, welcoming, and safe environment for worship, ensuring the facility is clean for services. Serving together builds our church community, fosters a sense of ownership, and serves as an act of stewardship to maintain the facility that God has so graciously provided us.  Whatever God gives us to do, we do it as unto the Lord.

Please consider helping to keep the building up. Maintaining this 1856 building is a service to the Lord.