SUPER SUNDAY
Sunday, February 7th, join us at 5:00pm in Refuge Student Center for Super
Bowl Fellowship, Chili Cook-Off & Welcome our New Members! Bring your
refreshments and (if you are not a football fan) games to play. We will
announce the Winner of the Chili Cook-Off and Introduce our Members who
have joined us this past year at the half time of the Super Bowl Game.
It will be a fun night of FOOD, FELLOWSHIP, FOOTBALL, FRIENDS & FAMILY.
AWANA
Every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm – 8:00pm your child has an opportunity
to learn the Scriptures through music, lessons, games and one on one interaction
with teachers and leaders who love Jesus and love children. We look forward
to serving you and your family through this exciting ministry.
THRILLS, CHILLS & BIBLE SKILLS
This Sunday Night ministry to our children was such a blessing that it
has been expanded to continue into the fall and winter! Sunday nights
from 6:00pm – 7:30pm your child can be involved in exciting learning
opportunities through Music, Bible Lessons, and of course we can’t
forget BIBLE BOY AND HIS FOOLISH FRIENDS!
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LIVE AT THE HILL presents:
“Collision: Where what Believe
MEETS Why we Believe it”
“Live” is an exciting, innovative, interactive worship service
with a spiritual focus geared toward discipleship. It is in-depth, it
is challenging, it is God glorifying. This experience is designed to bring
together people of all ages (except for children), backgrounds, color
and economic status. “Live” will meet every Sunday night from
6:00pm -7:30pm in our newly renovated worship center with Pastor James
and Pastor Neil leading. For more information please go to our website
at: liveatthehill.org
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At the conclusion of the Book of
Acts, Paul is a prisoner in Rome. Yet, in spite of his difficult circumstances,
he continued “preaching the kingdom of God and teaching the things
which concern the Lord Jesus Christ with all confidence (Acts 28:31).”
This may sound strange to those who viewed Paul from a purely human perspective
as the prisoner of the Emperor Nero. Paul, however, saw himself as “the
prisoner of Christ Jesus (Ephesians 3:1)” and as one “in chains
for the gospel (Philemon 1:13).” Therefore his circumstances did
not hinder his ministry, but “actually turned out for the furtherance
of the gospel (Philippians 1:12).”
In an effort to encourage his fellow believers he wrote letters which
have become known as The Prison Epistles; Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians
and Philemon. Through these letters Paul declared “the unsearchable
riches of Christ (Ephesians 3:8)” not only to his first century
brothers and sisters in Christ, but to the generations of Christians who
would follow. Now it is our turn to be challenged and, by the grace of
God, changed as we are confronted with the truth concerning who God is,
what He has done for us, and who we are in Him. Make every effort to be
present for this exciting series of messages.
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February 3, 2010
Please pray for Diane Wood. She was diagnosed with lung cancer last week.
Please continue to pray for Jake Veal, Susan Harris’ dad.
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