Next Steps is BACK IN PERSON starting Sunday, Sept. 5! We are so excited to connect with you.
If you have found Discover Church within the past year and haven't gone through this four step course, it will change your life! You'll discover life, discover belonging, and discover purpose so that you can make a difference and see our city changed by Jesus one life at a time.
Because we are currently offering one service, and we want you to have childcare available during Next Steps, it will be offered in the conference room every other Sunday. Steps 3 and 4 will be combined into one session.
For September starts, those dates are:
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YOUR FOUR STEP JOURNEY
We believe God has always desired every person to take four key steps in their journey with Him. Come discover what they are.


Totus Tuus is as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization pursuant to the Internal Revenue Service Code. Totus Tuus has provided hospice care to many children who struggled with cancer and other terminal illnesses in Bogotá, Colombia since 2005. Totus Tuus is also a Catholic Community of the Roman Catholic Church.
Marla Nunez is an active member of Totus Tuus, she who overviews the whole program in Bogota, Colombia. She was born in Bogota, Colombia, and has a special affection and love for children.
Mauricio Torres is the visible face of Totus Tuus in the United States he is in charge of promoting the work of mercy of Totus Tuus in different cities in the United States.


It’s official. The demand for exorcists is higher than ever, and a group of priests and assorted hangers-on at a Roman Catholic university in Rome have identified the source of the problem: it’s the Internet’s fault! With modern communications, it seems, it’s easier than ever for at-risk youth to find information on Satanism and thus expose themselves to the cruel threat of diabolical invasion.
One learned hierophant informs us that ‘people who are possessed by Satan vomit shards of glass and pieces of iron, scream, dribble and slobber, utter blasphemies and have to be physically restrained.’ What’s more, he adds, ‘[T]he sex abuse scandals which have engulfed the Church in the US, Ireland, Germany and other countries, were proof that the anti-Christ was waging a war against the Holy See. He said Pope Benedict XVI believed “wholeheartedly” in the practice of exorcism.’
Now, I call that a neat trick: invent an invisible enemy called Satan, then blame him for your own sins. To my mind, what he describes sounds more like a conflation of (a) legitimate mental illness, necessitating psychiatric care, with (b) the entirely justified reaction of a young person at the approach of a Catholic priest. Keep trying, fellas (and they are all fellas): Get enough people to swallow this stuff and your glory days will be back before we know it.


We invite you to explore our Habitat for Humanity web site with the same spirit of awe and adventure that guided the great explorers Lewis and Clark as they explored our valley and beyond.
Blitz Build ~ April 21st.
Come help us build a home in 2 weeks!
No previous construction experience is required. Must be over 18, or over 16 with parent authorization.
General construction tasks include framing, roofing, finish work, painting and more.
Volunteers can sign up online at www.shalomprojectlc.com/signup or by calling Chuck Cram at 509.758.7396.
Donations can be made online at www.share.habitat.org/shalomblitzbuild
The Shalom Project is a network of churches who are working together
to actively demonstrate love for neighbor and love for the community.
Never before taken place in the Lewiston-Clarkston valley.
For more information contact:
A World Where Everyone Has A Decent Place To Live.
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.


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Yes we have a famous battlefield to tour by car, bicycle, horseback, and even on foot but we boast a wealth of activities beyond those historic acres.
From historic taverns to ethnic cuisine, farm-to-table dining to unique edibles, the tastes of Gettysburg are sure to please every palate.
With adventures to suit every budget, Gettysburg and Adams County businesses offer plenty of packages to help visitors create their dream vacations.
Everyone is welcome to join us as we commemorate the last hours of Jesus' life before his death on the cross at Good Friday Stations of the Cross from 12pm-1:30pm.
Join us during Holy Week for our Good Friday service in the Basilica from 3pm-4pm.


Hello, I’m Erin Giles.
In a nutshell, I’m an encouraging, creative, full of faith and contagiously passionate modern day hippie who loves her kids, her hubby, her church, her oils and her work that doesn’t really feel like work:)
As far back as I can remember I’ve been all about taking crazy leaps of faith because I trust God like that and adore creating miracles with him, some of those crazy leaps are:
- Saying yes to marrying my crazy husband when he asked me to marry him after 10 DAYS!
- Quitting my job when my daughter was one with no savings and no plan because I HAD to be with her.
- Starting End Sex Trafficking Day while on food stamps because the thought of millions enslaved drove me mad.
- Staring a church with my hubby with no funding.
- Quitting my coaching business + EST Day to embark on my journey with dōTERRA.
I’m a Diamond leader with dōTERRA and a Business Coach that educates women about the gift of essential oils and mentors women who are ready to live a more abundant life and create miracles in all areas of their life with God.
In 2012 I founded End Sex Trafficking Day, an annual campaign that brings people of all ages together online to bring awareness to a very serious issue that enslaves millions of people. In 4 years we raised more than $40,000 and raised awareness of human trafficking to more than 100,000 people.
I’m an author of End Sex Trafficking, a collaborative book that includes 59 other wonderful authors such as: Seth Godin, Danielle La Porte, Tara Mohr and Jonathan Fields. This book was a fundraising project for End Sex Trafficking Day.
But first…I’m a lover of Jesus, a wife and a mama of 2. These three roles give me the most joy and make me feel so lucky to be alive and doing what I do.
For stopping by…I hope all my miracle + faith talk inspired you to go after what your passionate about, life is too short not to do what you love and live well while doing it! I would love to connect, I mainly hang out on Instagram but email is good too, you can email me at email@example.com


Reverend Nathaniel B. Legay, a native of Liberia, West Africa, joined Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church, Jersey City, in 1972. He served as Lay Minister, Trustee, Class Leader, Sunday School Teacher, Youth Minister and Business Manager. Rev. Legay received his Exhorters License on October 10, 1984, under the pastoral leadership of the late Reverend Dr. Andrew Wesley Mapp. He received his Local Preachers License on September 13, 1986 under the pastoral leadership of Rev. George W. Maize 111. Rev. Legay was ordained a Deacon on May 15, 1988 at the New Jersey Conference and ordained an Elder in 1989 at the Pee Dee Conference in South Carolina. He worked with the City of Jersey City Redevelopment Agency from 1974 to 1980, the Kislak Mortgage Company from 1980 to 1989. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics in 1977 at the Jersey City State College now called the New Jersey City University. He attended Hood Theological Seminary, Livingstone College, Salisbury, North Carolina and received his Master of Divinity Degree in May 1992.
Rev. Legay’s first pastoral charge was Drucilla A.M.E. Zion Church, Chesterfield, South Carolina for six years. His second pastoral charge was New Saint Mark A.M.E. Zion Church, Westwood, New Jersey. His third pastoral charge was at Clinton Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, Newark, New Jersey in 1995. His fourth pastoral charge was at Caldwell A.M.E. Zion Church, Bronx, New York from 1997 to 2007. Rev. Legay now serves as the devoted and diligent pastor of the historical Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church, Jersey City, N.J. where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. made his last speech in New Jersey before an overflowing crowd.
Rev. Legay is an active member of the Jersey City Branch NAACP, the Urban League of Hudson County, and a founding board member of the Greenville Steering Committee. He currently serves on the Board of Examiners and Program Committee of the New Jersey Annual Conference. Rev. Legay is the Dean of the Jersey City District Local Preachers and Exhorters Institute. He is the recipient of numerous awards and citations.
Rev. Legay is happily married to Sis. Gloria Jean Finnie Legay for 37 years and they are the proud parents of one son, Nathaniel Saye Legay.


Catherine Mich holds a master’s degree in counseling from California State University, Los Angeles, and is certified by William Bridges and Associates for guiding individuals and groups through major changes and successful transitions. For the past 15 years, she has served as a transitions mentor, educator, workshop facilitator and caring coach; she is passionately committed to guiding clients on transformative journeys to empowerment.
During the years 1963 to 1978, Mich was a member of the Immaculate Heart Community, a group of Catholic religious women who sought to follow the mandate of Vatican II to renew and revitalize the role of religious women in the Church. They encountered a battle royal with the local Cardinal of Los Angeles and the Vatican. Mich opens another window on the patriarchal challenges of this tumultuous time and place.
In this work, Mich has invited participation by four American women. Each prepared a chapter based on her own encounters with the challenging reality of patriarchy. Their experiences within the crucible of patriarchal relationships are unique, but women everywhere can relate to them.
Mich has published two other books. In 2007, Be the Artist of Your Own Life’s Work, and in 2010, From Employee to Entrepreneur, A Journey Worth Taking. Threads from each of these works are woven into Papa and Me! The Perils of Patriarchy. Mich lives in Sequim, Wash., amidst the beauties of the Olympic Mountains and the North Olympic Peninsula.


The Bible offers insights into the role of planets in God’s creation and their significance in scripture. Throughout various passages, the Bible mentions planets and celestial bodies, highlighting their awe-inspiring nature and their relation to God’s divine order. Let’s explore what the Bible has to say about planets and how they reflect the power and sovereignty of God.
- The Bible acknowledges the existence of planets and celestial bodies.
- Psalm 8:3 and Psalm 19:1 describe the moon and stars as the work of God’s fingers, showcasing His glory.
- Genesis 1:14-19 speaks of lights in the expanse of the heavens, separating day and night and serving as signs and seasons.
- Deuteronomy 4:19 warns against worshiping the sun, moon, and stars, reminding us to worship the Creator rather than His creations.
- Amos 5:8 credits God with the creation of the Pleiades and Orion, highlighting His creativity and power.
The Majesty of God’s Creation
The Bible describes the moon and stars as magnificent displays of God’s creative power, serving as a testament to His glory. Psalm 8:3 declares, “When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place.” This passage emphasizes the intricate design and beauty of celestial bodies, which are the direct result of God’s divine craftsmanship.
In Psalm 19:1, it is written, “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” This verse highlights the awe-inspiring nature of the moon and stars, showcasing their role in reflecting and proclaiming the splendor of God’s glory. Their brilliance and vastness serve as constant reminders of His sovereignty and majesty.
As we contemplate the moon and stars, we are reminded of the limitless power and creative ability of God. Through these celestial bodies, He displays His greatness and reveals His divine presence. They serve as tangible evidence of His eternal existence and serve as guiding lights through the darkness of the night sky.
|Psalm 8:3||The moon and stars as the work of God’s fingers.|
|Psalm 19:1||The heavens declaring God’s glory.|
|Genesis 1:14-19||Lights in the expanse of the heavens for separating day and night and serving as signs and seasons.|
|Deuteronomy 4:19||Warning against worshiping the sun, moon, and stars.|
|Amos 5:8||The Pleiades and Orion as God’s creation.|
|Psalm 104:5||The earth set on its foundations by God.|
|Jude 1:13||Referring to wandering stars reserved for darkness.|
|Colossians 1:16||All things created by God, visible and invisible.|
|Revelation 22:16||Jesus referred to as the bright morning star.|
Lights in the Expanse of the Heavens
According to Genesis, God created lights in the expanse of the heavens to establish the rhythm of day and night and serve as signs and seasons. This magnificent display of God’s creation showcases His wisdom and power. The lights in the sky not only provide practical purposes but also hold symbolic significance, pointing humanity towards a deeper understanding of God’s divine order.
In Genesis 1:14-19, God said, “Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night. Let them be for signs and seasons, and for days and years.” These lights include the sun, moon, and stars, which all work together harmoniously to mark the passing of time and provide guidance for agricultural and religious observances.
The sun, which rules the daytime, represents light, warmth, and life. It illuminates the earth, allowing plants to grow and providing energy for living creatures. The moon, on the other hand, governs the night, casting a gentle glow and guiding travelers in the dark. Both the sun and the moon serve as reminders of God’s faithfulness and sustaining presence.
Furthermore, the stars that adorn the night sky offer a spectacle of beauty and wonder. They remind humanity of the vastness of God’s creation and invite us to contemplate our place in the universe. As we gaze upon the stars, we are prompted to seek the One who created them, acknowledging His majesty and sovereignty.
|Genesis 1:14-19||Lights in the expanse of the heavens to mark day and night, signs, seasons, days, and years|
|Psalm 8:3||Moon and stars as the work of God’s fingers, declaring God’s glory|
|Psalm 19:1||The heavens declaring the glory of God|
|Deuteronomy 4:19||Warning against worshiping the sun, moon, and stars|
|Amos 5:8||God making the Pleiades and Orion|
|Psalm 104:5||God setting the earth on its foundations|
|Jude 1:13||Referring to wandering stars reserved for darkness|
|Colossians 1:16||All things created by God, visible and invisible|
|Revelation 22:16||Jesus referred to as the bright morning star|
Warning Against Worshiping Celestial Bodies
Deuteronomy reminds believers not to worship the sun, moon, and stars but to recognize them as the handiwork of God. This serves as a profound reminder of the importance of worshiping the Creator rather than His creation. In Deuteronomy 4:19, it is made clear that these celestial bodies are creations of God and should not be revered or worshiped as idols.
“And when you look up to the sky and see the sun, the moon and the stars – all the heavenly array – do not be enticed into bowing down to them and worshiping things the Lord your God has apportioned to all the nations under heaven.”
This passage highlights the potential dangers of idolatry and the importance of placing our devotion solely in God. The sun, moon, and stars are undoubtedly awe-inspiring and magnificent creations, but they are not to be worshiped.
The Divine Creator
Throughout the Bible, we are reminded of God’s supreme authority and power over the celestial bodies. Psalm 104:5 states that God set the earth on its foundations, and Colossians 1:16 reiterates that all things, visible and invisible, were created by God, including the sun, moon, and stars. Revelation 22:16 even describes Jesus as the bright morning star, emphasizing His role as the creator of all things.
These passages reveal the majesty and sovereignty of God over the heavens. They remind us that the celestial bodies serve as a testament to His creativity and power. While it is natural to marvel at the wonders of the universe, it is crucial to direct our worship and reverence to the One who made it all.
Celestial Bodies mentioned in the Bible
|Psalm 8:3||Describes the moon and stars as the work of God’s fingers.|
|Psalm 19:1||States that the heavens declare the glory of God.|
|Genesis 1:14-19||Mentions lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate day and night and for signs and seasons.|
|Deuteronomy 4:19||Warns against worshiping the sun, moon, and stars.|
|Amos 5:8||Speaks of God making the Pleiades and Orion.|
|Jude 1:13||Refers to wandering stars reserved for darkness.|
|Colossians 1:16||States that all things were created by God, visible and invisible.|
|Revelation 22:16||Calls Jesus the bright morning star.|
God’s Creation of the Stars and Constellations
Amos acknowledges God’s role in the creation of the Pleiades and Orion, highlighting His artistic prowess and sovereignty over the cosmos. These celestial formations serve as a testament to God’s creativity and power. In Amos 5:8, the passage reads, “He who made the Pleiades and Orion, who turns midnight into dawn and darkens day into night, who calls for the waters of the sea and pours them out over the face of the land— the Lord is his name.”
“He who made the Pleiades and Orion, who turns midnight into dawn and darkens day into night, who calls for the waters of the sea and pours them out over the face of the land— the Lord is his name.”
In this beautiful verse, the Pleiades and Orion symbolize God’s craftsmanship and His absolute control over time and nature. The Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters, is a cluster of stars that captivates stargazers with its stunning beauty. Orion, on the other hand, is a prominent constellation visible in the night sky, often associated with the mighty hunter from Greek mythology.
By mentioning these specific celestial formations, Amos invites us to contemplate the vastness of God’s creation. The intricate details and grandeur of the stars and constellations remind us of the immense power and creativity of the divine artist. These heavenly bodies are not merely random phenomena but deliberate creations that serve as a testament to the marvels of the cosmos.
God’s Sovereignty Over the Cosmos
Amos’s words also emphasize God’s sovereignty over the cosmos. By attributing the creation of the stars and constellations to God, Amos highlights the divine authority that extends beyond earthly matters. It reminds us that the same God who carefully crafted the Pleiades and Orion also governs every aspect of our lives, both big and small.
|Biblical References||Celestial Bodies|
|Psalm 8:3||Moon, stars|
|Psalm 19:1||Moon, stars|
|Genesis 1:14-19||Lights in the expanse of the heavens|
|Deuteronomy 4:19||Sun, moon, stars|
|Amos 5:8||Pleiades, Orion|
|Jude 1:13||Wandering stars|
|Colossians 1:16||All things|
|Revelation 22:16||Jesus, the bright morning star|
Jesus, the Bright Morning Star
The Bible associates celestial bodies with Jesus, highlighting His role as the creator and the bright morning star. In Psalm 104:5, it is stated that God set the earth on its foundations, showcasing His power and authority over creation. This verse emphasizes the grandeur of God’s design and the intricate details of His handiwork.
Jude 1:13 mentions wandering stars reserved for darkness, further illustrating the vastness and complexity of the cosmos. It serves as a reminder of God’s sovereignty even over celestial bodies that may appear to be elusive or beyond human comprehension.
Colossians 1:16 declares that all things, both visible and invisible, were created by God. This includes the celestial bodies that adorn the skies and fill our universe. Through this verse, we are reminded of Jesus’ role in creation and His authority as the ultimate source of all existence.
Revelation 22:16 refers to Jesus as the bright morning star, symbolizing His radiance and divine presence. This description emphasizes His eternal nature and His role as a guiding light for all who seek Him. Just as the morning star heralds the dawn, Jesus offers hope, illumination, and direction to those who follow Him.
Does the Bible mention planets?
Yes, the Bible mentions planets in several passages.
What are some examples of these passages?
Psalm 8:3 and Psalm 19:1 speak of the moon and stars as the work of God’s fingers, and Genesis 1:14-19 mentions lights in the expanse of the heavens. Deuteronomy 4:19 warns against worshiping the sun, moon, and stars, and Amos 5:8 speaks of God making the Pleiades and Orion. Colossians 1:16 states that all things were created by God, visible and invisible, and Revelation 22:16 calls Jesus the bright morning star.
What do these passages reveal about the celestial bodies?
These passages demonstrate the power and sovereignty of God over the celestial bodies. They highlight the significance of the moon, stars, and other celestial creations as declarations of God’s glory and as signs and seasons.
How should we interpret these references to celestial bodies?
The Bible emphasizes the worship of God as the creator of these celestial bodies, rather than worshiping the bodies themselves. It warns against idolatry and encourages the recognition of God’s hand in the creation and maintenance of the universe.
What does the Bible say about Jesus in relation to celestial bodies?
The Bible references Jesus as the bright morning star and the creator of all things, visible and invisible. It emphasizes His role in setting the earth on its foundations and highlights His authority over all celestial bodies, including wandering stars reserved for darkness.


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The Christ Slayer follows the Passover story of Jesus from a unique viewpoint, as we follow the actions and interactions of Longinus, the Roman soldier who put the spear to Jesus side on the cross. Directed by Nathaniel Nose Written by DJ Perry Starring Carl Weyant, Josh Perry, DJ Perry, Melissa Anschutz, Taymour Ghazi, Rance Howard, Shane Hagedorn
Jackson’s Run (2013) | Full Movie | T.C. Stallings | Rusty Martin Sr. | Rusty Martin | Daniel J. Lennox A troubled teen suffering from a life threatening disease struggles to overcome his fear of death as he searches for purpose and true meaning in his life before he succumbs to his disease. Director: Daniel J. Lennox Writers: Daniel J. Lennox, Chris Robinson Starring: T.C. Stallings, Rusty Martin Sr., Rusty Martin, Mardell Elmer, Sonny Burnette
Not available on Netflix! All-star cast– Jason London, Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Sally Kirkland The journey of a woman scientist who, at the end of times, discovers that true Faith can bring Miracles. See this all-star cast of Jason London (Dazed and Confuse), Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), and Oscar nominee Sally Kirkland (JFK)! Starring: Diana Angelson (The Impaler, Armenia My Love), Jason London (Dazed and Confused), Quinton Aaron (The Blind Side) , Natalie Burn (Expendables 3), Al Sapienza (Sopranos, House Of Cards), Tom Sizemore (Golden Globe nominee, known for Saving Private Ryan), Meredith Salenger (The Journey) , Sally Kirkland (Oscar nominee, known for JFK , Bruce Almighty) , Vincent RIvera , Jessica Zhou, Jason Tobias, Maria Julieta Georoiu , Les Brandt .
John Palmer, an American Christian on a work assignment in the UK, stumbles across Chris Arnold, a British atheist who is about to end his life by leaping from a bridge. John’s attempts to share his faith are fiercely rejected by Chris, a quick-witted and sarcastic Brit who knows the Bible better then he does. John realizes that it will take more than words to save Chris’s life. Grace and Gravity mixes quirky humor and riveting drama to convey ideas about authentic faith, friendship, and evangelism. Featuring exceptional performances by Bruce Marchiano (The Encounter, The Gospel According to Matthew) and Richard Brimblecombe (For Love’s Sake, 100 Streets). Director: Andrew Walkington Starring: Bruce Marchiano, Richard Brimblecombe
The story of how the Gospel of John changed the course of history for a tribe of headhunters. At the close of the 19th century, the British branded the Hmar people of northeast India as “the worst headhunters.” It was a label well deserved at the time. But in 1910, a single copy of the New Testament Gospel of John came into this village and changed the course of history for the Hmar people. Through that single copy of John’s Gospel, Chawnga, the father of Rochunga Pudaite, was introduced to a revolutionary “new life in Christ.” He and a few tribesmen “forsook all and followed Christ.” Chawnga believed that Rochunga was God’s chosen instrument to bring the Scriptures to the entire Hmar tribe in their own language. Directors: James F. Collier, Rolf Forsberg Writer: Rolf Forsberg Stars: Chong Aier, Narola Aier, Noktila Aier
(Drama, Fantasy, Faith) A regal man named Vangel is thrust on a journey against his will when he is suddenly and mysteriously arrested. Injured and lost after escaping the dark king’s men, Vangel begins to have strange dreams and visions of a mysterious woman in white calling him from the unknown territory of the North. Armed with a book called “The Record of the Ancients” that he receives from a wise sage named Elder, Vangel embarks on an adventure that takes him through treacherous mountain range, unending deserts, the Lake of Doubts, and the Forest of No Return. Along the way, Vangel learns about a fabled good king and his son in the North, but first he must make it there alive. Director: Matt Bilen Writers: Matt Bilen, Dan Mark Stars: Patrick Thompson, Peta Sergeant, Alan Powell, In-
Watch The Pilgrim’s Progress Full Movie on Vision Video A man named Pilgrim discovers a book, and the more he reads it, the more he is convicted of sin and judgment and a burden begins to develop on his back. Obsessed with discovering the truth and escapingInge vanden Eijnde his town, the City of Destruction, Pilgrim ventures outside the forbidden borders and begins his journey to find a Celestial City ruled by a good and noble King, meeting friends and foes along the way. THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS was written over 340 years ago by John Bunyan when he was in prison. The story of Pilgrim’s Progress has been smuggled to the underground church during communism, banned for a time in China, and has sold more copies than any other book other than the Bible. The journey of this remarkable work continues as Revelation Media brings the story to a new generation using state-of-the-art CGI animation. Director: Robert Fernandez Starring: John Rhys-Davies, Ben Price, Kristyn Getty, David Thorpe, Andrew Wyncott Executive Producer Steve Cleary The Pilgrim’s Progress is a RevelationMedia Film. Visit www.Pilgrims.movie for more info.
Starring Clifton Powell, Let Go and Let God follows two people from vastly different worlds whose lives are rocked after experiencing sudden deaths in their family. They question God as a result, but find the faith they’re looking for on an unexpected path. Learn more about Let Go and Let God: https://www.maverickentertainment.cc/… Created and Directed by Nakia T Hamilton


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In yesterday’s reading, a chorus of heavenly voices proclaimed, “The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Messiah, and He will reign for ever and ever.” (See page 438.)
In today’s reading – the last in our journey through the New Testament – that vision becomes reality.
Today, we’ll read pages 444-453 from Revelation.
In the closing scenes of Revelation, John describes the Holy City, the New Jerusalem, descending from heaven to earth. God makes His dwelling place with us, forever restoring the relationship that was fractured back in the garden of Eden.
He will make all things new and do away with death. Now there’s something to look forward to!
Pages 444 – 453 from Revelation
One of the seven angels who had the seven bowls came and said to me, “Come, I will show you the punishment of the great prostitute, who sits by many waters. With her the kings of the earth committed adultery, and the inhabitants of the earth were intoxicated with the wine of her adulteries.
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Senior Pastor Nick & Meredith resce
Nick Resce is the Senior Pastor of Victory Church, Bendigo & Unihill Church, Bundoora (http://www.unihillchurch.com.au) With over 30 years experience in church leadership Nick has great insight in building people, leaders & churches.His passion to connect people to God & his purpose remains at the forefront of Nick's Mission.
Nick is best know for his prophetic & leadership gift, for his ability to raise a new generation of leaders. His pastoral heart & down to earth approach helps people connect to and be able to pursue there God given desires. He has planted, repurposed & rebuilt churches seeing much fruit. People being restored, raised up and released into ministry
Meredith has worked alongside Nick since their marriage in 1983 and has always been a strong support and builder of people.
Meredith is best known as an author of Christian Fiction, having written and published over 15 books. She also has a passion for drama and production and has been involved in many theatre, stage and video productions. Her teaching gift has proved useful in all these areas.
Meredith and Nick both love watching football and cricket, (luckily they go for the same teams) and enjoy hanging out with people. They have three adult children.
Campus Pastors Steve & Jenny Mazey
Steve and Jenny Mazey are the Campus Pastors of Victory Church, moving to Bendigo in late 2016. Steve grew up in South Australia and was saved in his late teens. Steve’s encounter with God lead him to pursue a call to ministry and he met Jenny in Bible College and they have been serving God together ever since.
Jenny was born to missionary parents and spent her childhood In the heart of Africa. She has grown up in the church and gave her heart to Jesus at the age of six and loves him more now than she ever has.
Married in 1997, they have two gorgeous teenagers, Ethan and Brooke and since moving to Bendigo have adopted a labby called Pepsi and a rescue kitten called Nutmeg.
Steve is intentional about creating space for the things he loves including time with his family, fishing, kayaking, or watching basketball or football and is an avid reader. One thing he misses, living in Bendigo, is the beach but is loving the weather after spending twelve years in Melbourne.
Jenny loves sunshine, great coffee, and faith words and loves being around people. Her favourite days are a good balance of all those things. If she had a choice to be alone ...it would be at the beach simply to hear the sound of the ocean.
As the Campus Pastors, Steve and Jenny love serving under Ps Nick’s Apostolic Leadership and his vision to see lives restored, raised up and released into that God has intended for them. They have a passion to help people truly love the Church and creating an environment and culture where people can encounter Jesus, grow in their walk with him and flourish in life.
Pastor Bruce Hordern: Bruce is our lead pastor at our Wangaratta Campus.
Pastor Michelle Heather: Michelle oversees the Pastoral Care at Victory Church; including new people & new Christians. She also leads the worship team and assists with our Local Missions.
Pastor Mason & Jessica Hudson: Generational Pastors here at Victory Church. Mason and Jessica oversee our Kids, Youth and Young Adults ministries.
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Janet Williams: Janet is the Manager of our vibrant Op Shop which includes overseeing the work for the dole program, food distribution and using our resources to help those in need in our community.
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Jess Brennan: Jess is our events coordinator and looks after all our marketing, promotions and social media sites. She oversees our visiting ministries and assists with PA work for Pastor Steve.
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The Dallas Symphony Orchestra has announced the appointment of TERRY PRICE as interim director of the Dallas Symphony Chorus. Price is director of music at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church in Dallas and a former member of the Dallas Symphony Chorus as well as the Orpheus Chamber Singers, also in Dallas. His extensive background in choral direction includes posts as director of music at Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Lovers Lane United Methodist Church in Dallas, and Plymouth Park United Methodist Church in Irving, Texas. Price holds a master’s degree in sacred music from Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University and a bachelor’s in music education from Tarleton State University in Killeen, Texas.
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The 66 canonical books of the bible as originally written were inspired of god, hence free from error they constitute the only infallible guide in faith and practice. The faith statement of 119 ministries details what we believe to be true. Statement of faith this doctrinal statement reflects the broad, mainstream, conservative evangelical tradition which is consistent with the. We seek to ground everything we do on the gospel of christ such a claim is both personal and institutional, an aspiration that has guided this institution from its founding. The intent is to declare what is believed rather than to describe what is disbelieved again, the original statement of faith follows this pattern. Statement of faith we believe the bible to be the inspired, the only infallible, authoritative word of god we believe that there is one god, eternally existent in three persons: father, son and holy spirit.
I noticed a staple amongst non-catholic christian blogs, group websites and church websites that is completely missing from their catholic counterparts - a statement of faithvisit any non-catholic christian site, and look around, usually in the about section, and you’ll find a statement of. As a part of our confirmation and discipleship process, you will be creating a faith statement that shares a meaningful aspect of your faith walk. The united methodist church is a 123-million-strong global church that opens hearts, opens minds and open doors through active engagement with our world read more about the church’s mission statement john wesley and the early methodists placed primary emphasis on christian living, on putting faith and love into action. Someone new to christianity or churches will naturally wonder what a “statement of faith” is it is a way of telling other people what you believe about god, jesus, the holy.
Statement of faith this doctrinal statement reflects the broad, mainstream, conservative evangelical tradition which is consistent with the teachings of the bible and which has stood the test of history and experience. The good samaritan society and good samaritan canada are faith-based this means everyone within the organization is committed to our value statements. Statement of faith 한국어로 읽기 leer en español statement of faith under god, and subject to biblical authority, the faculty, managers/administrators, and trustees of fuller theological seminary bear concerted witness to the following articles, to which they subscribe, which they hold to be essential to their ministry, and which are the.
Statement of faith statement of faith all scripture is self‐attesting and being truth, requires our unreserved submission in all areas of life. Faith statement before you begin, just know - we realize there's no way to tell you everything that we believe in a single page and a few paragraphs below are a few basics which represents the core of what we believe. 1 faith statement information sheet for 2nd year confirmation students 2013-2014 november 2013 faith statements are an important part of the confirmation process in order to be confirmed, every 2nd. Statement of faith bible gateway is a christian, mission-centered enterprise, focused on making scripture freely available on the web in multiple languages and translations.
In your statement of faith, everything depends on what you believe about the bible if you don’t believe it’s the word of god, everything else. Eastern university is a christian university dedicated through teaching and learning, scholarship, service, spiritual formation, student development and stewardship to the preparation of undergraduate, theological and graduate students.
In doing so we believe that jesus is the son of god, repent of our sins, confess faith in him, and are baptized for the forgiveness of sins in baptism we are united with christ and receive his holy spirit.
We post our statement of faith not to boast, or to offend we do not want to force our faith and beliefs on anyone this is in no way intended to entice anyone to use our services we post our statement of faith because we are excited about what god has done in our lives, and the true miracles we have seen. Statement of faith we believe the bible to be the only inspired, trustworthy and true, without error, word of god (2 timothy 3:16-17) we believe there is only one god who eternally exists in three persons: father, son and holy spirit. How can the answer be improved. How to declare your personal christian statement of faith (protestant) you may have decided to declare your basic christian statement of faith as found in the holy bible: this is so you can publicly declare and explain to other people. Clarifying christianity statements about god, jesus, the holy spirit, and the bible. Statements of my faith – working on it i am in the process of creating my own comprehensive statement of beliefs this is quite a project, and quite a journey there is something wonderful about seeing everything on one page it helps to illustrate the ‘big picture’ of god’s work. Our faith statement we are very excited about jesus christ and all that he does for us on a daily basis no matter the trials that come, he is our comforter, and our strength.
Statement of faith definition, meaning, english dictionary, synonym, see also 'bank statement',mission statement',program statement',protocol statement', reverso dictionary, english definition, english vocabulary. All about god our faith statement although our ministry style often caters to wary skeptics, our group's foundation is based on jesus and solid christian doctrine. My personal faith statement in jesus, ken page 1 the bible is my source of truth and the written revelation about who god is and what he is about. Faith statement what we believe the bible is the inspired word of god, a revelation from god to mankind, the infallible rule of faith and. Statement of faith we believe the bible is the inspired, authoritative word of god we believe there is one god, eternally existent in three persons: father, son, and holy spirit. Article 1 – the trinity it is the testimony of both the old and new testaments and of the christian church that god is both one and triune the biblical revelation testifies that there is only one god and that he is eternally existent in.


Proverbs 22:6 "Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it."
This past Sunday we had baby dedication at our church. It seems like just yesterday we were up there with just Peyton. God has blessed our family so much. Here are some pictures from the day when we gave back to God what He has given to us. I'm so glad Jeana was able to get a picture of Poppy kissing Parker. How sweet! Both sets of my Grandparents came to church with us this special day. It was so neat to have Peyton and Parker's Great Grandparents with us. After church we had a big lunch at my Mom and Dad's.


GREEK IN FIVE WEEKS
Instructor: David Hull, M.Div.
This course is for those who do not expect to take a full-length course in New Testament Greek, are not sure whether they should take one, or want to get a head-start on the basics for the first-year Greek course scheduled to start in a few weeks. Students new to Greek frequently discover that they do not have a good grasp of basic useful language concepts. Learning Greek enables one to gain many exciting insights into the meaning of God’s Holy Word without depending on someone else. Learn fundamentals that will help you in an enjoyable, no-pressure environment to gain immediate benefit in your personal Bible study and in lesson and sermon preparation. You will also learn how to use study tools that do not require the ability to translate from Greek to English. (This course will be presented online only.)
(LANG 414) 5wks, Mon. 6/29-7/27, 6-8:30pm. $69/audit, $125/BA, $145/MA (1 credit). Required Text: Essentials of New Testament Greek by Ray Summers, revised by Thomas Sawyer, 1995.


I see art in life and I hope you’ll discover life in my art.
This life is filled with so many celebrations of beautiful, happy color, as well as subtle, peaceful moments of observation, realization and gratitude. As a young girl, my parents taught me to fully appreciate the simple, the amusing, and the profound so abundant in God’s creation - the intricacies of a flower, the brilliance of a sunset, the peacefulness of a white sand beach, the breeze playing in a field, the majesty and movement of water. These things come together in my colorful, loose interpretations of what I see and experience in the everyday.
I am a life-long student of art and art continues to teach me. It’s a place of growth and learning, acceptance and discovery. I’ve been blessed with strong artist friends and coaches in my life who have encouraged me to fly in the face of hesitation and refuse to do less than freely, boldly and joyfully create from the inside out.
My art holds extra special personal meaning for me. It represents a part of the strong bond that still exists between me and my sweet mom. God gifted her with the ability to see this world through the eyes of an artist, and with the wonder, appreciation, and enthusiasm to match. My paintings are in turn my way of sharing my gift of creativity with you.
Art is a place of growing and learning, acceptance and discovery. I enjoy hearing about the journey, hearing the recounting of a memory, and sharing in the feelings evoked when someone experiences one of my pieces. I consider it a privilege when someone shares with me from their life story. I will always welcome the opportunity to connect with you, whether by phone, email, messaging, or maybe participating in an art crawl or special event gathering.
I can’t imagine life without continual creation, imagination and play.


A video of an apparently furious Pope Francis slapping his way free from the clutches of an admirer on New Year Eve as emerged on the social media.
YaahooJournalist reports that Pope Francis slapped a pilgrim’s hand after she yanks his arm in St Peter’s Square on New Year’s Eve.
Pope Francis had greeted children before the Nativity scene on Saint Peter’s plaza and was turning away when the female worshipper cried out something, grabbed his hand and almost caused him to fall.
Apparently displeased with the development, the 83-year-old Pope, who is the head of the Catholic church, grimaced before managing to break free by slapping the woman’s hand twice.
Pope Francis then continued his tour, walking with some difficulty while maintaining a slightly greater distance from visitors, and gradually relaxed again as he came into contact with other children.
Watch the video below…
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 1, 2020


Christmas is Coming!
This phrase brings up a variety of emotions for people. As a child, I could hardly wait for Christmas. I counted the ‘sleeps’ until Christmas morning finally arrived. As a young mother, I had a sense of ‘time running away’ in the days leading up to Christmas. Would I ever meet all the expectations of the season? Now, as a grandmother, I still get excited as I shop for toys and search for the perfect book for each of my grandchildren. I am learning to slow down and enjoy each moment in the midst of all the activity.
Christmas can be a troubling time. There may be sad memories of those no longer with us. Perhaps there are breakdowns in relationships and disappointment when plans go astray. There may be a longing for peace that seems futile in light of the heart ache and pain all around.
This Christmas season I am reflecting on the question:
‘Is it possible at the same time to be broken and whole?’
This question was posed by the director of a play I attended this Christmas season. Titled, ‘Holy Mo! A Christmas Show’, it is a ‘reverently irreverent re-imagining of the Nativity’. It is produced by Pacific Theatre, my favourite Vancouver theatre company.
I was struck by the ‘darkness and light’ of the Nativity Story.
What is available when I accept that it is possible to be broken and whole at the same time?
I think of my mother. Her body and her mind could be described as ‘failing, frail, broken’. She is 93 years old and is not always able to remember what day it is. Or whether or not she has had lunch. I will see her soon. Will she know my name?
And, yet, my mother’s spirit is sweet and child-like. She smiles with gratitude and love as she accepts help form her caregivers. Her spirit and soul are whole and complete.
As I plan my visit to my parents in a few days, I hardly know what emotions are present for me. I am happy to spend time with them, remembering past family times. My mother may have some stories to share, and I imagine she will not be able to shine as the story teller she once was.
So, alongside the happiness, I feel sadness. I am grieving the loss of the mother I no longer have. I grieve for my father who now lives separately from his wife of 67 years, because of the special care she requires. I am grateful for the care my mother is receiving, and I feel pain in my heart. I wonder, how can I navigate this journey in my life? I do not know how to do this.
Anne Lamott is a writer whom I love. She spoke at a conference I recently attended. She said, ‘It is okay not to know what I am doing’. She also had a mother who was frail and forgetful. Anne found solace in her writing, as I do. She compared her writing to the experience of driving at night with the headlights on. You can only see a few feet ahead, but you can make the whole journey that way.
I feel encouraged by this metaphor. It is okay to not know what I am doing as I travel this new path with my parents.
I reflect on ways I can be supported along the way. I pay attention to my breath and to what my body tells me. I accept the play of emotions I am feeling. I allow my tears to fall, and I embrace moments of laughter.
I ask for help and I receive with open arms. I visit my acupuncturist and leave with her words on my heart, ‘Be gentle, Marjorie. With yourself and with others’. I share my story with my coaching colleagues and soul sisters. They offer the gift of deep listening and I feel their love. I reach out to my coach and she tells me, ‘You are grieving. You are showing love by your grief. This is a gift you bring to your parents.’
As I accept the reality of my life and surrender to the situation in which I find myself, I experience a sense of peace and calm. I realize it is possible to be broken and whole at the same time. And, I know that the spirit of Christmas will enliven my heart as I ponder on this mystery.
What is your Christmas like this year? Whatever your beliefs are or your traditions, I encourage you to be present and open to the mystery and magic of this Season. I would love to hear how you are able to experience love and joy in your life this Christmas.


God has been faithful to this ministry. It may not be a smooth sailing journey just like everyone else but to reach 34 years ( and counting ) is the living proof that God has been showering us with favour and grace through the years. Yes there are adversaries along the way but God in His goodness, continues to prove that He is the center of this church. God has graciously saved and sustained us. He alone is the author of this celebration.
This morning my spirit is overwhelmed as I express my thanksgiving to the Lord for this ministry.I wanted to share a few things I am thankful for. No I am not a loyalist. It’s called GRATITUDE .
Thank you for teaching us about Leadership. I have seen many people who benefited from the training’s you provided excels in whatever field they are into.
I am thankful for the lives of the people who were taken out from poverty to a favoured life.
I am thankful for the Youth Camp. There are lots of fond memories and teachings to keep. Many leaders were raised from this camp.
I am thankful for every selfless unsung deeds of the leaders.
Thank you for sharing your unconquerable faith. The Seed Dome is the evidence that God alone can provide ALL our needs.
Thank you for honing our skills and talents. Through the ministry you offered, we were able to see what we can offer to God and to people.
I am thankful because here is where I met most of my trusted friends.
I appreciate all the corrections and the rebukes I am getting from my leaders.
I call this church my “Home” and the people my “Family”.
There are so many things to be thankful for. I know in one way or another this ministry has touched your life too.
What are you thankful for?


Garden Brook School operates under the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum which commenced in 1970, and has since endeavored to provide Biblical, individualized, Godly character-building education to children all over the world.
Accelerated Christian Education
ACE guiding scripture: Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. - Proverbs 22:6
Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E) individualized curriculum has been carefully compiled to introduce children to concrete and abstract reasoning skills at appropriate age levels.
Each unit of instruction is structured to include all three life application levels of the learning process: knowledge, understanding and wisdom.
ACE curriculum seeks to eliminate the needs of our current education systems which include; unmotivated students, poor academic performance, students who can’t read and write as well as demoralized teachers.
The ACE program inculcates in children the qualities of curiosity, exploration and discovery in a fun-ﬁlled, safe and happy learning environment. The individualized approach helps nurture a love of learning; develop social skills, and instill Biblical moral values. The emphasis is on developing in students, self-conﬁdence and the ability to effectively communicate in English and Kiswahili; teachers ensure this through effective use of language and by encouraging children to express themselves freely.
ACE core principles:
- Academic excellence
- Character building


Slava is a traditional holiday celebrated in Montenegro, which is a predominantly Orthodox Christian country. It is a family holiday that is dedicated to the patron saint of the family and is celebrated by preparing traditional food and inviting family and friends over for a festive meal.
The celebration of Slava starts with the preparation of the traditional food, which is typically a type of bread called “Slavski Kolac” or “Slava Bread”. This bread is decorated with various symbols and is blessed by the priest during the church service. The Slava bread is then sliced and shared with family and friends, along with other traditional dishes.
During the celebration, the host of the Slava ceremony will offer the first slice of the Slava bread to the patron saint, which is a symbolic gesture of giving thanks and paying respect to the saint. This is followed by a toast to the saint and a prayer for health and prosperity for the family.
In Montenegro, Slava is an important holiday that brings families and friends together, strengthening family ties and creating a sense of community. It is also a way to preserve the cultural heritage and traditions of the country.
Overall, the celebration of Slava in Montenegro is a unique and meaningful way to honor the patron saint of the family and celebrate the importance of family and community in Montenegrin culture.
How do people determine their patron saint and the appropriate date to celebrate Slava in Montenegro?
In Montenegro, the patron saint of the family is often passed down through generations and is typically determined by the date of birth or baptism. The holiday of Slava is celebrated on the saint’s feast day, which varies depending on the saint. Families will often consult with their local priest or church to confirm the exact date and receive a blessing for the Slava celebration.


Easter is a Christian Orthodox feast and one of the biggest in Greek culture. Such as all Cycladic islands, Easter in Milos has its own customs and traditions for celebrating Easter period. The celebration of Easter starts the Holy week, the week leading up to the Sunday of Easter. This celebration includes many customs and local conventions awaiting to be revived annually.
On Holy Friday’s evening, all Christians in Greece are gathered in the church for the epitaph ceremony. What makes Easter in Milos special is the representation of Christ's Redemption, which happens in Plaka, the capital of Milos. Residents and the parish of the local church gather in the cliff of Plaka, where they re-enact the downfall of Jesus body from the cross in order to be buried.
On Saturday midnight, a few minutes before Sunday, all residents and visitors of the island go to the church to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. The history says that Jesus was crucified because Judas, one of his students, betrayed him. Thus, according to the traditional custom in Milos, on Saturday night, the inhabitants ‘’burn the Judas’’. Specifically, they create a scarecrow and dress it up with old clothes from Saturday morning and they burn it in the midnight.
Another custom happens the same day is the ‘’gunpowder’’. This takes place in the courtyards of Saint Spyridon and Saint Georgios churches in Triovasalos and Pera Triovasalos villages, respectively. The two villages are separated in two sides and they start throw dynamites each other. The winners are those who throw the most.
Easter in Milos couldn’t be complete without food. On Sunday, all family members gather, eat together, drink, dance and celebrate. The traditional food is the roast lamb. In particular, the older men of the family roast a whole lamb on skewers or roasting spits.
Plan your Easter holidays in Milos and book your tickets early before it gets crowded. Villa Vipera is looking forward to hosting you and offering you an unforgettable stay!


As I was waiting for the nurse to come flush my port, I wondered why she was on the phone and looking up something on the computer. It was just a port flush... no doctor visit, no lab orders... so what was the confusion???
She finished on the phone and started setting up for the flush then said, “Did you know that Dr. McHam is gone?” WHAT! “He moved to Nebraska.” WHAT!! “Who moves to Nebraska in the winter?” WHAT!!!
I was totally stunned. I had just seen him last month to get my biopsy results. He didn’t say anything. I didn’t receive a letter or any kind of notice. I felt a little bit betrayed and abandoned. I even had to fight back tears. We just had a typical doctor/patient relationship, but he was my CANCER doctor!
On the bright side, I’m finished with treatment.
And his Nurse Practitioner is still there. I see her every-other visit, and I like her.
I was totally caught off guard by the news that my doctor was gone... and also caught off guard by how it affected me.
Here’s where I think God was
Ultimately, where am I placing my trust? I choose to trust in God my Savior! In fact, on the drive to my appointment, I caught the words to Christ Alone, Cornerstone:
My hope is built on nothing less
Than Jesus' blood and righteousness
I dare not trust the sweetest frame
But wholly TRUST in Jesus' Name
And then the following morning my daughter posted this verse on Facebook:
Those who know your name will TRUST in you, for you, Lord, have never forsaken those who seek you.
Doctors move, people fail and disappoint... even betray and abandon, but God NEVER forsakes those who seek Him. AMEN!


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Welcome to the Anointed Word Family Worship Center. Jennifer and I are elated that you have chosen to visit our website! We have sought to teach the bible with simplicity and understanding. We pray the Word of God delivered from this ministry will make an impact in your life. Family Worship Center is the both the home church and physical hub of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. We would like to welcome you to what we feel is one of the warmest, most loving families in Baton Rouge. More than anything else, we want you to feel a part of our family as we worship. Worship and Children's Church - Sundays at 10am. Family Worship Center. 1901 Mt. Hope Rd. Grass Lake, Mi. Contact Us: P 517-522-4062 E PastorJames@. Whether you are just checking us out or are looking for ways to get more connected, we are glad you are here! Family Worship Center is committed to helping you love Jesus more.
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We are currently busy re-designing our website, our church and our Christian school's website, Bellville Christian Academy. Please be patient as we will be running a brand new dynamic website with much more possibilities.
Our Service Times are:
Sunday services 9:00 and 18:00
Wednesday: Connect groups 19:00
Thursday: Worship workshops 19:00
Friday: Youth gathering 19:30
Service Times: Sundays 9:00, 18:00; Wednesdays 19:30


Does anyone else have a hard time living in the present? Is it just me? The past keeps trying to creep into today, and future concerns try to keep me wrapped up in the worries of tomorrow. The past and future squeezes me out of today which keeps me from living in the day. Ugh.
I want to be fully present in the present. I’ve tried various ways, tried to give it my all, focus my mind, get rid of distractions, but the only thing that works, the only way I can be successful is by seeking God’s presence. Thankfully, I don’t have to try on my own, God’s presence is fully present and if I seek God, calm my soul in Him, then I am wrapped in His presence in the present.
God heals the past – our mistakes, our sins, the sins others have committed against us. God knows the future and is already in the future, and will help us through whatever comes in the future. Today is a gift, it is the present. Break the worry and concerns of the past/future cycle. Unwrap today, the present, by being in the presence of God.
“If God gives … attention to the appearance of wildflowers—most of which are never even seen—don’t you think he’ll attend to you, take pride in you, do his best for you? What I’m trying to do here is to get you to relax, to not be so preoccupied …. People who don’t know God and the way he works fuss over these things, but you know both God and how he works. Steep your life in God-reality, God-initiative, God-provisions. … You’ll find all your everyday human concerns will be met. Give your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don’t get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes. ~ Matthew 6:32-34 (MSG)
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We treasure this land.
We believe that our mission is weaved throughout Aotearoa’s sound and song.
Churches that are relational in nature and prophetic in spirit inspire us; churches who love Jesus and desire to let His voice take the lead.
We are committed to journeying with others in a relational and accountable manner. We believe that churches benefit from a wider perspective that comes from being connected to others beyond their own local settings.
CVT is a mentoring based programme designed to produce people who can pioneer, plant churches or hold significant leadership responsibility in different spheres of church life.
The course runs for a three-year period, involving a week long camp, book reviews, essays, and exegesis of scripture for those being mentored by their local church leaders.
The content of the course is divided into three sections:
1. Thinking as a leader
Developing a biblical and theological frame.
2. Living as a leader
Life, character, and relationship with God.
3. Acting as a leader
Leadership and ministry skills.
We love our land and its people and we’re committed to being part of its healing and future hope.
We also believe in apostles; people who are called to live beyond their borders, either at home or abroad.
We value pioneers; communities who represent fresh expressions of church life, and people who are willing to strike out and start new communities.
Places we gather
We meet up at regional leaders’ days, CVT equipping week, national leaders’ Hui, worship events, training moments and a variety of other events we feel called to promote.
We believe that it’s important to tell our story, through the mouths of the prophets and the songs of the creatives. It is a story as unique as our land. Songs from our communities have helped to shape our prophetic journey and put words to our direction as a network.


By Chad Ingram
Published Sept. 22 2016
Carnavon's Zion United Church iscelebrating its 125th anniversary this year and members are also celebratingits long-serving musical director.
The church opened its doors in 1891 and wasoriginally Methodist.
A celebration on Sept. 17 packed the housefor a dinner and entertainment which included honours for the church's musicaldirector Melissa Stephens in her 35th year in the position.
“She brought her wealth of musical knowledge”said Joan Chapple one of the few choir members who was around when Stephensstarted.
A music teacher at Haliburton HighlandsSecondary School Stephens is a perennial fixture of musical productions in thecounty. Along with her duties at Zion she is also the musical director for theHaliburton United Church.
“She continued to mold us into a group thatwanted to stretch grow and sing sing sing” Chapple said. “I've watched hermake music an important part of this county. She has continued to make sureZion's love of music is nurtured. Melissa your love of music is contagious. Werealize we are so fortunate to have you as part of the Zion family.”
A special service on Sunday Sept. 18 alsopaid homage to the church's anniversary.


Is there an answer to what is happening in our nation? If so, what is it? What do we do?
I believe the Lord has set out a strategy in His word which I have outlined below:
2 Chronicles 7:13“When I shut up the heavens so that there is no rain, or command locusts to devour the land or send a plague among my people,
14if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
We see in these verses what the Jewish people were to do when they were hit by various calamities. The strategy they were given still applies today.
Firstly, The Lord in verse13 sets out the trials that will come to His people: He warns of drought, locusts and plagues that will come upon their land.
Secondly, God then gives the answer: He will deal with the problems in the land, but there is a clause: 'if'.
The Lord is not addressing non-believers, but ' If My People who are called by My name...'. The people of God are His priests, intercessors, mediators, not those who unbelievers. God's people are the ones who are to stand in the gap for the country they live in.
Today, the Lord is calling on His people with the big 'If'. Will we arise to what the Lord is calling us to do? In our society there are many things going on: the coronavirus, chaos, confusion, fear, and divisions amongst people...the list goes on.
Christians, the people called by His name, are in a unique position to do something about these problems. The Lord has given us, His intercessors, what we need to do.
1 We just humble ourselves. As God's people, we are part of the people of our country, that are in deep distress. We must come humbly before the Lord in prayer.
2 We are to pray by offering our petitions and requests for our nation, to God.
3 We are to seek God's face. To seek is to consult, to ask, to enquire. This is paramount for believers, so that we know from God how He wants us to pray. Otherwise, how do we know? The Lord wants His people to be in step with His heartbeat. He wants us to enter into an intimacy with Him that can only come through spending time with Him, by seeking His Will.
Why is it so important? Praying to God covers a multitude of things and is great; knowing what, and how to pray, by seeking His will is better. It is like a sharp-shooter hitting the target every time.
4 The church must turn from its wicked ways. In other words, the church needs to repent. What does repent mean? It means a change of mind. If we are sinning against the Lord and His Word, we need to have a change of mindset and heart. We need to get back on track with Him. We have allowed the world into the church: interfaith, sexual sins, idolatry etc. We must repent personally, and for the church at large.
5 After these things are done, God will answer. '...then I will hear from heaven....' We need God to hear our prayers if He is going to answer them.Only by carrying out what is written in verse 14, will cause God to hear.
6 Then He will forgive our sins. Why? The reason is because we have confessed and repented of our sins.
7 Finally, The Lord will heal our land.
Conclusion: The church must now rise up to the challenge we are being called to for the sake of our land.The Lion of Judah, Jesus, wants us to rise up and raw. We must now take-up our positions, put on the armour of God (Ephesians 6).
We have the Spirit of Jesus in us to enable us to accomplish all he requires of us. Through the cross and resurrection, He has won the war (Colosians 2:15), but battles still need fighting. That's our job, with Jesus fighting through us.
He wants His Spirit to operate through us showing love, being a light, having true unity in the Spirit, having faith, not fear (the antidote to fear Psalm91, and the protection of the blood of Jesus). He is the answer to our society's problems and needs, not man. Jesus wants us to break the strongholds of the enemy.
We have His authority over all the works of the enemy: Luke 10:19 Listen carefully: I have given you authority (that you now possess) to tread on serpents and scorpions, and (the ability to exercise authority) over all the power of the enemy (Satan); and nothing will (in any way) harm you
The question is, will we arise to the task He has called us to do?


Caravaggio, La Cena di Emmaus, 1601-1602
Oggi in chiesa abbiamo cantato questo inno e stasera, dopo un po' di ricerche l'ho trovato finalmente(e' che non mi ricordavo piu' il titolo!)
Two Were Bound For Emmaus
Two were bound for Emmaus,
disheartened and lost;
all their hope for the future
had been nailed to a cross.
Love unknown then walked beside them,
come back from the dead,
and they knew He was risen
in the breaking of bread.
On the Sea of Tiberius,
when the night was nearly gone
and their toil seemed so useless,
not one fish had they caught,
from the shore the stranger called to them;
"Cast your net, friends, once more."
And they filled it to bursting,
but the net was not torn.
Then they knew it was Jesus
and they hastened in to shore;
bread and fish for their breakfast
from the hands of their Lord.
"O Peter, if you love me
you must care for my sheep;
if you follow your Shepherd,
then a shepherd you'll be."
When the road makes us weary,
when our labour seems but loss,
when the fire of faith weakens
and too high seems the cost,
let the Church turn to her risen Lord,
who for us bore the cross,
and we'll find our hearts burning
at the sound of His voice.
su you tube si trova qui in una versione molto simile a quella che abbiamo usato :
E' tardi stasera ed e' stata una lunga ed uggiosissima giornata, ma almeno finalmente e' piovuto!!!


Matt Fry is the Lead Pastor at C3 Church, a multi-site church with campuses in Clayton and Raleigh, NC. After 13 years in student ministry, God called Matt and his wife Martha to start a new church that would connect with where people are living today. Their passion is to provide “real hope for real people in a real world.” C3 Church was launched in an elementary school in 1998 with about 50 people and has grown to several thousand attending on the weekend. The C3 Church Clayton campus is located on an old 47-acre tobacco farm in Johnston County with a 2,000-seat worship center, children and student ministry center, C3 Café and Bookstore. C3 Church Raleigh, which was launched in March of 2009, currently meets in a movie theater in the Raleigh area.
Matt also serves on the leadership team for the Association of Related Churches, a church planting organization that has already planted over 100 churches since 2001. With a passion to train leaders internationally, Matt also serves as an associate trainer with Equip and currently trains leaders in Chennai, India. Equip was started by John Maxwell and has trained over 2 million church leaders around the world.
For more information about C3 Church, go to www.c3church.com.
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Well I suppose I enjoy reading various blogs and have decided to give myself the chance to express some of the struggles in my life. I am a husband and father, who struggles with a lot of demons on a daily basis. I try to curb my outward sins, but I worry about their effect on my wife and kids. I trust in Christ for my righteousness before God, I go to Holy Absolution, but my faith while strong is at the same time weak, my sin is always before me, if I weren't a Lutheran I don't know how I could take it any longer. I identify with St. Paul's struggle with sin very much, because I know the commands of God but my sins are always very apparent, knowing the Law of God shows my sins so clearly that I cling to Christ for comfort, I find it nowhere else.
I expect my posts to revolve around my struggles with sin, with theology and culture thrown in, since those are the posts from others that I enjoy reading about.


Give Choral Singing a Go!
St. Paul's Church, 04 Oct 2019, 5:00PM
No need to wear anything fancy, just bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. Ability to sight-read music or other experience of singing recommended. Whilst we are a Church Choir and sing in religious services, we welcome those of all faiths or none.
We’ll be outside the church to direct you to where we practice. Our rehearsal will start at 17.30 and ends at 19.00, at which point we might head to the Balloon Bar for some food. Either meet us outside the SU, or head straight to St. Paul’s Church, Clifton, which is just behind the Victoria Rooms (Music Dept). This location is accessible to all. The side entrance is step free and our rehearsal space has a ramp.
This event is part of Bristol SU’s Give it a Go programme – for the full line up, check out bristolsu.org.uk/giveitago .


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Genesis chapter 33. 1 Jacob looked up and there was Esau, coming with his four hundred men; so he divided the children among Leah, Rachel and the two female servants. 2 He put the female servants and their children in front, Leah and her children next, and Rachel and Joseph in the rear. 3 He himself went on ahead and bowed down to the ground.
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. 24 When her time came to give birth, indeed there were twins in her womb. 25 Now the first came out reddish, all of him was like a fur coat, and they named him Esau . 26 Afterward his brother came out with his hand holding.
Answer Jacob and Esau were the sons of Isaac and Rebekah and the first twins mentioned in the Bible. Even before they were born, they were struggling together in the womb of their mother. Their prenatal striving foreshadowed later conflict ( Genesis 25:21-26 ). The twins grew up very different. But this text means just what it says; it does not mean nations, but it means the persons mentioned. “Jacob,”—that is the man whose name was Jacob—” Jacob have I loved, but Esau.
The name Jacob is boy's name of Hebrew origin meaning "supplanter". Jacob comes from the Latin name Iacobus, which was ultimately derived from the Hebrew name Ya'aqov. In the Old Testament, Jacob was one of the most important patriarchs of the tribes of Israel. He was the youngest son of Isaac and Rebecca and the twin brother of Esau, as well.
When Isaac 's first child was born they called him Esau. And they called the second Jacob which means "he grasps the heel" or "he deceives.". This was prophetic of his character and destiny. The two boys grew up very different in character. Esau was a skillful hunter, a man of the field; but Jacob was a mild man, dwelling in tents. 2021. 6. 24. · Jacob is much more devious. Esau’s name means “hairy” in Hebrew. He is also referred to as “Edom,” meaning “red,” and his descendants are called Edomites. Jacob’s name means. intensive treatment for complex ptsd.
2022. 9. 22. · The hunter is Eʹsau, and the boy taking care of the sheep is Jacob. Eʹsau and Jacob were the twin sons of Isaac and Re·bekʹah. The father, Isaac, liked Eʹsau a lot, because he was a good hunter and would bring home food for the family to eat. But Re·bekʹah loved Jacob most, because he was a quiet, peaceful boy.
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Here are three lessons you can learn from this episode in the Bible. The meaning of the name Jacob is "supplanter." He lived up to his name by seizing on Esau's moment of weakness and offered to feed him in return for Esau's birthright blessing. In the end, Jacob got the birthright from Esau with a bowl of lentil stew (lentil soup).
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But this text means just what it says; it does not mean nations, but it means the persons mentioned. “Jacob,”—that is the man whose name was Jacob—” Jacob have I loved, but Esau.
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2022. 9. 22. · The hunter is Eʹsau, and the boy taking care of the sheep is Jacob. Eʹsau and Jacob were the twin sons of Isaac and Re·bekʹah. The father, Isaac, liked Eʹsau a lot, because he was.
He was the youngest son of Isaac and Rebecca and the twin brother of Esau, as well as the husband of both Leah and Rachel. The 12 tribes of Israel evolved from his 12 sons. Biblical Jacob ceded his Number 1 spot to biblical Noah, in 2013, after holding first place on the list of baby boy names from 1999 to 2012, having been given a huge boost .... Jacob. Isaac was sixty years old when she bore them. 27 When the boys grew up. Esau was a skilful hunter, a man of the field, while Jacob was a quiet man, dwelling in tents. If Cain had loved Abel as God loved Abel, together they could have been received by God. This was what Cain had to do.
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Definitely the most interesting Jacob / Esau theory I've read so far! Log in to Reply. JacobsDoubleWide says: March 18, 2010 at 10:42 am. I gave it 5 stars out of pure enjoyment. I agree that it probably won't tie that close to 1 religion, but I think it will tie to quite a few religions (judiasm, christianity, egyptian culture (the statue.
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Because Esau was born first, he would have normally received the birthright and blessing from his father, Isaac. (The birthright would give the son a bigger part of what the family owned and more authority. Since God had made big promises to Isaac, this birthright was a big deal.) But God had told Rebekah that their younger son, Jacob, would be.
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Jan 04, 2022 · (Esau had vowed to do just that in Genesis 27:41 because Jacob had cheated him out of receiving his father’s blessing.) Now, over two decades have passed, but Jacob is still fearful when he hears that Esau is coming to meet him with 400 men (Genesis 32:6). Jacob starts sending gifts on ahead of him to meet Esau first in hopes of winning his ....
Now Jacob cooked a stew; and Esau came in from the field, and he was weary. And Esau said to Jacob, "Please feed me with that same red stew, for I am weary." Therefore his name was called Edom. But Jacob said, "Sell me your birthright as of this day." And Esau said, "Look, I am about to die; so what is this birthright to me?". Answer Jacob and Esau were the sons of Isaac and Rebekah and the first twins mentioned in the Bible. Even before they were born, they were struggling together in the womb of their mother. Their prenatal striving foreshadowed later conflict ( Genesis 25:21-26 ). The twins grew up very different.
Fr . Mike dives into the love Jacob has for God, and how this is shown when Jacob meets Esau . Today's readings are Genesis 33-34, Job 23-24, and Proverbs 3:13-18.


2 edition of ministry sent to God by the church found in the catalog.
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Too often in church ministry, gender is received as a problem to be solved rather than as a beautiful gift from God to be explored. This book is a marvelous map to enjoy God, lead in God’s church, and explore God’s world, whether a woman is stepping into ministry for the first time or is a seasoned veteran.” Daniel Montgomery, Lead Pastor. Look at the Book. Interactive Bible study with John Piper. Ministry Belongs to the Members How God Uses Ordinary Saints. Jul 7, Scripture: Ephesians Jul 7, Scripture: Ephesians – Sam Emadi Jul 7, 5K Shares Article. Pray to See the Church as God Does. Jul 5, Scott Hubbard Jul 5, K Shares.
With God’s Word. This is what we see the early church doing—gathering to listen and encourage: “And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship” (Acts ). 2. FOR THE SAKE OF RECEIVING JESUS ’ GIFTS. Paul tells us that after Jesus ascended, He gave the gifts of pastors and teachers to His church (Eph. The same Spirit who empowers us for ministry is the One who immersed us into the church at the moment of our conversion (1 Cor ) so that we might engage in our mission as the sent people of God.
Guidelines for Leading Your Congregation - Men's Ministries: Ministries to Men in the Church and Community - eBook Cokesbury / / . Church of membership, and the ministry setting. Because both the demands upon Ordained Ministers and the needs of the Church are multiple, no person will have all the needed gifts to offer to all people in all situations. Nevertheless, all Ordained Ministers are servants of God in their ministry on behalf of the Church of Jesus Christ.
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Vrbicek’s book has a number of helpful features. Let me highlight two. First, Vrbicek reminds everyone transitioning into a ministry position—whether for the first time or moving from one church to another—that their success is not found in effectiveness for Christ, but in faithfulness to Christ.
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We sincerely hope that the riches of Christ could be broadly sown throughout the earth through. 1 day ago “The church has the calling to answer this need, by standing firm and continuing its ministry.” Many evangelical ministries are answering this challenge.
Image: P. Clarkson. God said to the prophet Micah, “I sent Moses to lead you, also Aaron and Miriam.” in Israel and Judah about what is written in this book that has were at the center of church ministry. An easy-to-use outreach guide that helps parents in your church get involved in ministry to the community.
66 Short Bible Verses Perfect for Kids to Memorize With 1 verse from every book, this guide will help kids learn to hide God’s Word in their hearts. But if we are after God’s dream for our particular places, then we need to remember that God’s Spirit is the central character, and we are only supporting actors.
Willie James Jennings makes this point at the outset of his magisterial commentary on the book of Acts. He says, “There is only one central character in this story of Acts.
The Trinity is the heartbeat of a life lived before God that cries out for further exploration in the ministry of the church. Stephen Seamands has answered that cry to telling effect.
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This book unveiled a very basic principle of supplying life to each other by speaking for God: a believer should speak for God according to what he is, but not according to what he knows.
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The “spokes” therefore symbolize the means of functional ministry within a local church, and key leaders in those ministries. Rim; A church’s success and health are measured by what happens at the “rim” of impact. The “rim” is where the wheel hits the road, and proves its strength and effectiveness, or lack of it.
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Saturday June 4/2011
Poem by: Despoina
Red-hot crowned majestic God,
Spread your shining glance upon me,
Imbue me with light of truth!
Guide me to the path of wisdom,
Teach me through your soul’s depth!
Fill me with your endless knowledge;
Warm me with thy spirit’s wealth.
Set my mind on verse of wander,
Widen my pondering horizon.
Unveil to me the land of Grace;
Bless my life with your embrace!
©Despoina 2011/"Guide me"/All rights reserved.