Jesus calls us to a path of healthy sharing of His Kingdom led by discernment and patience.
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- family of Devan, traveling to the funeral of her great-grandfather.
- Allison, family member of the Butler’s, starting colon cancer treatments.
- Kayla’s friend’s mom, who is in the midst of battling cancer.
- Devan relief of ear infections and the pain that comes with it.
- Zach, grandson of Kathy and Jeff. Their daughter Michele on her way to try and help him as he fights his drug usage and life on the streets.
- Joyce, recovering from COVID
- Prayers of praise for some Circuit Rider’s funds received by Devan that will now pay Devan’s deposit money
- Baby MacKenzie, who has a failing liver and her family ( friends of Joyce) who are in the process of planning her funeral.
- M.J., a patient of Dr. Robb’s. Pray for good prostate test results.
- A.W., a patient of Dr. Robb’s, Is experiencing endocrine problems and a reoccurrence of Bi-polar disorder.
- Tim, a patient of Dr. Robb’s, severe back pain relief and for the insurance coverage to begin.
- James, a patient of Dr. Robb’s. Anxiety problems about his hip replacement and the state of the world.
- Prayers for the family of James, a patient of Dr. Robb’s, who passed away early this morning.
This week, Melanie explores the history of worship in the Bible and the church. You can find the first part of her trilogy of studies on worship here.
What do we think of when we wake up? Psalm 5 suggests we change up our first thoughts of the morning to something more refreshing.
When Jesus says that we should get the log out of our own eye before helping someone get a speck out, what does He have in mind? Is He calling us to stop making any moral judgments?
This week, our worship director, Melanie Haynes, considers what makes music “Christian.”
What happens when the rain comes in and it felt like we were following God’s call?
Sermon Series on what we are called as Christians to do.
Jim gives us a challenge to consider as we wrap up the Prayer Walk this evening.
As the body, we’re called to show God’s mercy. Can the world see it?