SUNDAY - Prophecy Series
10:00 PM Worship & Teaching - Pastor Bob Lawrenz
Message: Joel 3:1-21 - "Jerusalem Shall Be Holy"
Scripture Reading: Nahum 1:2-7
The last battle of the world will be called Armageddon. It is described as the rallying-place of the kings of the whole world who, led by the unclean spirits issuing from the mouth of the dragon, the beast and the false prophet, assemble here for the war of the great day of the Almighty.
We live in a time where there is little or no reverence for God. People in our society think that they are more important than God. They have believed the lie that God doesn't exist and that, in the end, they will not have to answer to anyone but themselves.
Joel chapter 3 tells us a very different story. It begins with, “For, behold, in those days, and in that time, when I shall bring again the captivity of Judah and Jerusalem..."
Because of the judgments set during the "Day of the Lord," Israel's situation in the world will be dramatically changed, and God will deal justly with the nations of the world for the way they have treated His people Israel
10:00 AM Ladies Prayer & Bible Study - Norine Lawrenz
Joel chapter 3 tells us a very different story. It begins with, “For, behold, in those days, and in that time, when I shall bring again the captivity of Judah and Jerusalem..."
Because of the judgments set during the "Day of the Lord," Israel's situation in the world will be dramatically changed, and God will deal justly with the nations of the world for the way they have treated His people Israel
TUESDAY
10:00 AM Ladies Prayer & Bible Study - Norine Lawrenz
Join us as we begin a new 12-week Bible study called, “Experiencing Spiritual Intimacy.”
The Holy Spirit is the Christian’s source of life and power. Without the Holy Spirit we wouldn’t be a new creation (Romans 8:9, 11, 15). Without the Holy Spirit we couldn't be born again (John 3:5-8). And without the Holy Spirit we would not constantly be being sanctified (1 Corinthians 6:11). Apart from the Holy Spirit a believer cannot sustain the Christian life by works or by ceremony or by religious rite or ritual, it can only be sustained by the Holy Spirit (Galatians 3:3).
We live in the Spirit. We are being kept by the Spirit. He is the source of our life. He is the sphere of our spiritual existence. No one is saved without the Spirit or sanctified without the Spirit.
As believers it is important to know the riches and the treasures that are ours when we open our hearts to God. This study reminds us that the Holy Spirit dwells in us and shows us what His role is in our lives.
When you love someone, your desire is to know everything about them. The same is true in our relationship with the Lord. He already knows all about us, we are the ones who need to know Him in a more intimate way. Not only should it be our supreme desire to know Him more, but it should also be the quest of our lives - to know Him, to love Him, to trust Him and to live for Him.
Come join us for a spiritually uplifting time of worship, prayer, and Bible study and fellowship.
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!
Church workdays are scheduled on the FIRST and THIRD Saturdays of every month, from 10 AM through lunchtime.
The Holy Spirit is the Christian’s source of life and power. Without the Holy Spirit we wouldn’t be a new creation (Romans 8:9, 11, 15). Without the Holy Spirit we couldn't be born again (John 3:5-8). And without the Holy Spirit we would not constantly be being sanctified (1 Corinthians 6:11). Apart from the Holy Spirit a believer cannot sustain the Christian life by works or by ceremony or by religious rite or ritual, it can only be sustained by the Holy Spirit (Galatians 3:3).
We live in the Spirit. We are being kept by the Spirit. He is the source of our life. He is the sphere of our spiritual existence. No one is saved without the Spirit or sanctified without the Spirit.
As believers it is important to know the riches and the treasures that are ours when we open our hearts to God. This study reminds us that the Holy Spirit dwells in us and shows us what His role is in our lives.
When you love someone, your desire is to know everything about them. The same is true in our relationship with the Lord. He already knows all about us, we are the ones who need to know Him in a more intimate way. Not only should it be our supreme desire to know Him more, but it should also be the quest of our lives - to know Him, to love Him, to trust Him and to live for Him.
Come join us for a spiritually uplifting time of worship, prayer, and Bible study and 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
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
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!
"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 Saturday, March 18th. Join us as we work around the building, both inside and outside! Every "skill level" welcome!
Please consider helping to keep the building up. Maintaining this 1856 building is a service to the Lord. It was built before the Civil War!
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