Pastor John teaches about God’s Finances using Philippians 4:19
Pastor John teaches about what children need and uses Psalm 127:3 as a foundation.
CHILDREN . . . you all know one, or have one, or are related to one … maybe you are one and if not, you certainly were one! As parents, every one of us really wants to be good parents. We want to have strong families.
As Grandparents, relatives, friends and neighbors; we can all have incredible input on children. But the fact is,. . . the pace that we live and the constant pressures of our careers to always produce more and in doing that we often put our families at risk. The questions that we are confronted with are; can we achieve success and build a healthy family at the same time?
Is it possible to raise Faithful and Christlike children in today’s environment and world. How do we protect our children without totally secluding them by removing them from society? Join us Sunday morning for what I really believe can be life-changing information from God’s Word. We will look at some essentials that Children need most.
We’ll leave after morning worship and head out … we still need coats, blankets, and food such as: snacks – tuna in tear-open containers or any other high protein food, canned food that has a “pop-open” lid (please remember that they don’t have anything to open cans), snack bars, and juices (tomato juice is good). Call Rick with any additional questions; 603-447-6744
“I tell you the truth, anyone who gives you a cup of water in my name because you belong to Christ will certainly not lose his reward.” Mark 9:41 (NIV)
Pastor John teaches about the resources we have in times of failure. He uses Job 23:10 and John 21:3.
If you have a TV and watched the news on a regular basis last year (which includes most of us) … you had the dubious opportunity to watch Charlie Sheen go through “rants” about his lifestyle which were punctuated frequently with the word “Winning.” This he said was an attempt to describe how he felt about what was going on in his life since being fired from his very lucrative TV series. From my point of view, (that of one who has failed in his life several times … not just talking about geometry here) it seemed to me that he was “Failing” in his attempts to show the world that his life was “great” … and that he didn’t need anyone or anything else.
In this life we all fail at different points and times, however unlike Mr. Sheen I believe we do recognize those times in our lives when we’ve failed. So then, why do our failures impact us the way they do. Why do they haunt us. Does God tell us what to do when we fail? That’s what I want to talk about and share with you this Sunday . . . see you then.