602-214-3186
July 21, 2024
MORNING SERMON
"But For the Truth"
2 Corinthians 13:7-10
EVENING SERMON
"Running the Race Before Us"
Hebrews 12:1-2
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7/21/24 |
7/28/24 |
Greeters |
Kathy Seaver |
Judy |
Greeting, Scripture, Prayer |
Manny Figueroa |
Jim Newby |
Song Leader |
Pete Hawthorne |
Pete Hawthorne |
Communion Talk |
Bruce England |
Andy Seaver |
Unleavened bread |
Jim Newby |
Manny Figueroa |
Fruit of the Vine |
Andy Seaver |
Russell Telford |
Contribution |
Pierce Whitner |
Ray Watson |
Sermon |
Joe Whitner |
Joe Whitner |
Closing Prayer, Announcements |
Jim Newby |
Bruce England |
Please notify Pete Hawthorne of any changes to the above schedule. |
Reminder: The burial for Thurman Curtis Ashcraft
will take place Tuesday, July 23, 2024, 10 a.m.
at the Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery, Marana AZ
We all have faults, but we’re not junk. God considers each of us extremely valuable (Matt 6:26). He made us in His own image (Gen 1:27) and for a specific purpose (Eph 2:10). He gave us each a soul, more valuable than the entire universe (Matt 16:26), and valued us so much, He sent His own Son to die for us so we could be with Him (John 3:16). God loves us despite our flaws and imperfections. (Rom 5:8).
So the next time you feel down, remember how much God treasures us and deserves our praise and loyalty (Luke 9:23).
~ Bro. Brett Petrillo
"Spiritual death happens one compromise at a time."
(unknown; Prov. 25:26; 1 Jn. 2:15-17)
Satan may be winning a bunch of
battles right now,
but make no
mistake…
God wins the war.
“God allows us to experience the low points of life in order to teach us lessons we could learn in no other way.”
~ C.S. Lewis
“God, please make my days useful, my nights restful, my home peaceful, and my efforts fruitful.” ~ unknown
“So that you may live a life worthy of the Lord and please him in every way: bearing fruit in every good work, growing in the knowledge of God, ~ Col. 1:10
I would challenge you to live in the grace of God on a daily basis. It is sufficient for all of our struggles, and it is an answer to all of our adversity. Thanks be to God for His sufficient grace.
~ Bro. Wayne Jones
There are more broken-hearted people in our church pews than we’ll
ever know. So, the words we use in teaching, basic communicating, greeting, and preaching, must be hope-driven.
Bro. Jon Warnes
See Romans 15:13
Inscription on John Wayne’s tombstone
“Tomorrow is one of the most important things in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It’s perfect when it arrives, and it puts itself into our hands. It hopes we’ve learned something from yesterday.”
John 13:34 (“they will know us by our love”)
Heb 10:23–25 (“encourage one another”)
"I am careful not to confuse excellence with perfection. Excellence, I can reach for; perfection is God's business."
~ Michael J. Fox
"Our worst days are never so bad that we’re beyond the reach of God’s grace,
and our best days are never so good that we’re beyond the need of God’s love.”
~ Author Unknown, contributed by Joe Whitner
"Concern for someone else is a good remedy for taking the
mind off one's own troubles."
No God. No hope. Know God. Know hope.
No God. No peace. Know God. Know peace.
"Worshipping together is a unifying process, and time spent together outside of the worship setting
contributes to growth in our relationships with each other."
“Life becomes easier and more beautiful when
we can see the good in other people.” ~ Roy T. Bennett
Wash your hands and say your prayers,
Because
Germs and Jesus are everywhere.
~Unknown~
It’s never a mistake when God is your first love.
It’s only a mistake when He is not.
Matt 22:37–38, Rev 2:1–4, Matt 6:33
Bro. Jon Warnes
On your best day, you are a child of God.
On your worst day, you are a child of God.
~ Bro. Jon Warnes
Dear Lord, please put your arm around my shoulders
and your hand over my mouth.
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