Schedule of Services/Classes;

Sunday:

Bible Class                       9:30 AM

Morning Worship             10:30 AM

Men's/Ladies Bible Class   4:00 PM

Evening Worship               5:00 PM

Wednesday:

Morning Bible Class         11:00 AM

Evening Bible Class           7:00 PM

Ten Things You Can Do:

1.  Attend Bible class on Sunday and Wednesday.

2.  Attend Sunday morning and Sunday night worship services.

3.  Take notes on every sermon and class.

4.  Read your Bible every day.  In reading 3 1/2 chapters a day, you will   complete the Bible in one year.

5.  Pray at least three times a day.

6.  Call, visit, or write a note to someone who is sick or shut-in.

7.  Pick out someone you would like to see become a Christian and work towards teaching them the word.

8.  Visit the local nursing homes, children's homes, and hospitals.

9.  Pass out gospel tracts.

10.  Invite your friends to church services.

                                -- Borrowed --

Review of Lessons 

Feb. 5, 2012

Sunday morning sermon title:

Luke 18:9-14

It is Easy to See Others Fall

Don't pump yourself up in pride because God will bring you down.

Don't look at other's faults so badly; take care of your own issues and stop pointing fingers.

Sometimes, you should put yourself in other people's circumstances; you might have done the same thing.

Let every man examine his own self.  Be humble.

What can motivate us to do more to get to heaven?

    Sunday evening sermon    theme:

 Leviticus (Levi means "attached" -- the chosen one)

Leviticus Study (ongoing)

Lev 24:5-16

1)  The Bread (the aromatic 12 loaves)

2)  The Table

The arrangement signifies that God's people were continually before him.

God always gives his people specific instructions.  He wants to be in the midst of his people.  God must be understood as an arriving and a continual presence.

A Breach:  A woman's son was stoned due to blaspheming God.

Application:

1)  There must be a collective response.  (I Cor 5)

2)  It ought to be a comparative punishment. (I Cor 5)

3)  It must be conviction enough to carry it out. The response ought to be as it relates to the act or crime.  (II Cor 2) 

  Sunday Morning Bible Study:

Matt 10:11-14

Evangelism:  The Right Way

An evangelist is a person who spreads/teaches the gospel. Evangelism involves communication.

Communication:

1)  Information transmission

2)  Manipulative

3)  Non-manipulative

 When talking to someone about the gospel, do not be manipulative. Try to get on a common ground.

Sunday evening ladies Bible study:

TBD

Wednesday Evening Bible study:

Col.1 1-4

Grace:  Unmerited favor

Greetings to the Colossians, saluting with grace and peace.

God gives us the grace to carry the good news/the gospel..

Things to remember when   studying:

1)  All words have a historical setting:  people, places, events.

2)  There is a grammatical setting/ concern.

3)  The writers use their understand-ing of poetry, alliteration, etc.

4)  The Bible is a book which has a divine purpose.-- intended to accom- plish God's will

5)  The teacher must know the biblical concept:  What is the writer's idea or intent?

6)  A good teacher should develop a good thesis statement for their lessons.

Take a short TRIP in your life:

Trust in God (the Lord's will be done).

Recall the times that God has rescued you.

Identify your worries/fears and analyze them.

Pray (I Pet. 5: 7)   

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