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TABLE TALK: In Judges 6:11-16, Gideon clearly hear

TABLE TALK: In Judges 6:11-16, Gideon clearly heard from God but was reluctant to act. Adults and youth: Describe a time you knew God was calling you. How have you seen God work through you in a challenging situation?
Kids: When is it hard to do the right thing?

Name as many famous pigs as you can from movies, t

Name as many famous pigs as you can from movies, tv,books, spokes pigs etc.

TABLE TALK: This is from the 2019 Mission Trip t

TABLE TALK:

This is from the 2019 Mission Trip to South TX. Kids: How have you helped others?
Adults & Students: What are some blessings you’ve had because of serving on mission projects? Tell about friendships you’ve made.

Hey Church! We’re going to sing “Redeemed”

Hey Church!

We’re going to sing “Redeemed” on Sunday. Fanny Crosby wrote this hymn, who is one of the most prolific hymn writers in history.

There is a particular line she uses in the second stanza that strikes me:

"Redeemed, and so happy in Jesus
No language my rapture can tell…"

She uses this term “rapture” in another famous hymn of her’s called Blessed Assurance. Now, is she talking about an end-time event of people flying up into the sky? There’s actually a ton of debate among Bible scholars and theologians on if that concept is even biblical, but Crosby isn’t talking about that here. The term “rapture” actually used to mean something like “intense, overwhelming joy.”

Crosby writes about a redemption that comes in Christ and causes her overwhelming joy to come over her, and we’ll sing those words on Sunday as we too remember the redeeming work of Christ in our own lives.

This weeks Benediction: We believe God has broug

This weeks Benediction:

We believe God has brought us together as a multigenerational and multiethnic community of believers.
So may we join with all who have journeyed with the Lord throughout the generations.
May we go forth from this moment as a people who are engaged more fully in our relationship with God, and with one another.
For our relationship with Him has unified us.
May we go forth from this moment as the people of God who are equipped with the word of God.
For we are called to share the good news of Jesus Christ with those we encounter.
May we go forth from this moment as people empowered by God to live a life worthy of His calling.
For the life He has called us to is rooted in love and displayed through servanthood.
So may we go from this moment to be the people God has called us to be.

TABLE TALK: Adults: What do you wish you had spent

TABLE TALK:
Adults: What do you wish you had spent more time doing? How does this relate to 1 Cor. 15:58 & 1 Peter 2:9? Students: What does this quote mean to you? Kids: What is something that you think God wants you to do?

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