Sunday, February 21 2010

The Kingdom Come: The Gospel of John

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Tonya Estes — Dec 23 2009 - 10:21am

Date:

Feb 21 2010 - 8:45am

Teacher:

Bill Holston

Location:

Fellowship Café

The Kingdom Come: The Gospel of Matthew

Led by Bill Holston Meets in the Fellowship Café

Israel is occupied by an oppressive Roman government and the people are looking for a deliverer, someone to bring about the kingdom. Revolutionaries shout for a revolt. Others make deals with the Romans, and the religious leaders load the people down with rules.

Onto the scene, God’s anointed brings the message of the Kingdom of God through the one we’ve come to call Jesus Christ. The Gospel of Matthew contains the clear and life changing teachings of the Messiah. Join us as we study this remarkable book.

Peacemakers

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Tonya Estes — Dec 23 2009 - 10:30am

Date:

Feb 21 2010 - 8:45am

Teacher:

David Nicholson

Location:

Fellowship House

Peacemakers

Led by Dr. David Nicholson Meets in Fellowship House

Is there conflict in your life? In this class we will learn biblical principles that will help you approach conflict in a new and life giving way. Conflict is an opportunity for growth that will help you and the person with whom you are in conflict to both come out of the situation better and more loving people. Become a peacemaker and see the love of God working in your life. Cost is $10 for the book and free if you already have access to a copy of “Peacemaker” by Ken Sande.

[Worship] maintenance man

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Date:

Feb 21 2010 - 10:00am

Location:

Worship Center

Speaker:

Chip Bell

Keywords:

grace
discipline
devotions

Series

Series:

chip 2.0

Segment:

6

maintenance man: the practice of discipline

Getting ready for that big “first date”—sharp haircut, new clothes, car washed and waxed. We go to a lot of effort to put our best foot forward, to please and impress. But eventually the relationship becomes more like a comfortable old shoe; we stop trying so hard to be enchanting and charismatic. Muscles melt into pot bellies. Careful creative planning gives way to impulse, routine or neglect. Why? Because we feel secure. Nothing left to prove. Nothing to earn. It’s already ours. The same thing can happen in our relationship with God. We have forgiveness and life because of his generous grace. Nothing left to prove. Nothing to earn. It’s already ours. So, it’s easy to relax to the point of fat and lazy—because the relationship is based on God’s love and grace, rather than our performance. But in the process of growing fat and lazy, we’re also killing ourselves.

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