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Worship and Bible Study
Upcoming Worship
Sunday, January 29: 8:30 am
Sermon: “Working for Nothing”
Text: Luke 5:1-10
The Rev. Dr. Paul A. Leggett
Sunday, January 29: 11:00 am
Sermon: “Working for Nothing”
Text: Luke 5:1-10
The Rev. Dr. Paul A. Leggett
Today’s Devotions
Suggested Devotional Reading for Friday, January 27:
Isaiah 49:1-4 (click to read online)
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Jesus’ Rebuke
By The Rev. Dr. Paul A. Leggett
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Text: Luke 4:38-41
Theme:
Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem. He needs to pass through a section of Samaria. The Samaritans and Jews were bitter opponents. Not surprisingly, the Samaritans refuse Jesus. James and John want to call down fire from heaven on the town. Jesus rebukes, not the Samaritans, but his disciples. To rebuke is to give a sharp criticism. We don’t often think of Jesus being sharply critical. However there are a number of things he rebukes. This is an example of his power as the Word made flesh (John 1:14). We need to be prepared to rebuke the things which Jesus rebukes in his name.
Bible Study
Read The Book of Revelation using study guides prepared by Paul Leggett.
Ask questions, post comments, and join the discussion in this interactive study.
The Book of Revelation:
The Revelation of Jesus Christ to John
Revelation 8: “The Seventh Seal”
January 18, 2012
I. The Power of Prayer – Revelation 8:1-5
The eighth chapter begins with what sounds like an odd statement, that “there was silence in heaven for about half an hour” (Revelation 8:1). Actually this opening section probably refers to the daily offerings in the temple in Jerusalem. Before the incense could be offered on the altar the priest had to light the fire to burn it. This whole process could take about a half hour during which time the priests prepared themselves to make the sacrifice by praying…
Featured Events
Wednesday, February 22: 12:00 pm
Seasoned with Grace
Ash Wednesday service at noon followed by a simple lunch.
Sunday, February 26: 12:15 pm
Lenten Lunch
Everyone is invited! We especially welcome those visitors who have been worshipping with us. Suggested donation of $3 per person.
