The Ladies Bible Study group had fun and got a Bible drill this past Monday. Juanita Duncan had us jumping from the Old Testament and tying it into the New and vice-versa. We are learning about the challenges the Hebrews faced while wandering in the desert. God was teaching them to live together as He intends. The section we are currently on is titled “The Mountain of God” and explains when Moses received The Ten Commandments. These are on DVD and Ray Vander Laan guides us into the actual places much of this history happened! We meet on Mondays at 10:00 a.m. and guests are welcome, bring your favorite Bible or we have a stack of them for ladies who forget, such as me.
Jim Denn had a birthday on the 10th and Elise Leatherwood Hall has hers on the 31st.
Michael Haley brought his two young grandsons with him to services. They had been out early bow-hunting white tailed deer, but missed their shot. Bow season starts before gun season.
Lisa Leatherwood read the scripture lesson Sunday from Mark 10: 17-31.
Rev. Ken Lunsford said that this message from the Book of Mark comes both to a rich young ruler and to the disciples. The young man ran up to Jesus, knelt before Him, and asked “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus told the young ruler, “You lack one thing. You should go and sell all that you have and give it to the poor.” The fellow went away sorrowful because he had great possessions. The disciples were amazed at hearing this and asked Jesus, “Then who can be saved?” Jesus answered “With man it is impossible, but not with God. For all things are possible with God.”
Being excited about religion is not the same as trusting in Christ as Savior. What is the one thing that keeps you from Jesus Christ? We should divest ourselves of what hinders us from finding true security in Christ. Invest in the kingdom of God, which is the only thing that will last.
Check out “The Starfish Throwers” Facebook page and remember Community Table on October 28 at our church.
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Jim Denn had a birthday on the 10th and Elise Leatherwood Hall has hers on the 31st.
Michael Haley brought his two young grandsons with him to services. They had been out early bow-hunting white tailed deer, but missed their shot. Bow season starts before gun season.
Lisa Leatherwood read the scripture lesson Sunday from Mark 10: 17-31.
Rev. Ken Lunsford said that this message from the Book of Mark comes both to a rich young ruler and to the disciples. The young man ran up to Jesus, knelt before Him, and asked “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus told the young ruler, “You lack one thing. You should go and sell all that you have and give it to the poor.” The fellow went away sorrowful because he had great possessions. The disciples were amazed at hearing this and asked Jesus, “Then who can be saved?” Jesus answered “With man it is impossible, but not with God. For all things are possible with God.”
Being excited about religion is not the same as trusting in Christ as Savior. What is the one thing that keeps you from Jesus Christ? We should divest ourselves of what hinders us from finding true security in Christ. Invest in the kingdom of God, which is the only thing that will last.
Check out “The Starfish Throwers” Facebook page and remember Community Table on October 28 at our church.
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