SNOWY SUNDAY

This morning, due to the beautiful snow, we will be meeting virtually only. 10 o’clock on Facebook. However it will be uploaded to our YouTube Channel right after. Grace and peace to all.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN0I_nvaKJ7_hcHI_DAPOeg/featured

Verses will be from Luke 8:26-39, Ephesians 6:12 and 18. We will also be singing some songs

How He Loves

Praise Is Befitting

If the Rest Of The World Is On Fire

My Chains Are Gone

 

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King Jesus

When I was a child we had Vacation Bible School every summer. Every day we said the pledge to the American flag, the Christian flag, and the Bible. I remember those last two pledges even though it’s been a long time since I’ve said them. In these tense political days, I’ve been reminded of pledges I’ve made, and I’m turning my attention to my citizenship in the Kingdom of Jesus. If we invest more in the kingdom of Jesus, we won’t be as vulnerable to our feelings about the present turmoil or the future of the United States. I want to stay concerned, but I do not want to be obsessed over the latest catastrophe. To do this we need to come to know Jesus more—not just to more about him, but to know him more. Luke 5 records some of the first people who saw Jesus and chose his kingdom.
Simon Peter lets Jesus use his boat to preach. Jesus then does a miracle that fills Peter’s nets full of fish. Peter does not want to do any more fishing, but he puts out his nets because Jesus said so. In response to this man he just met, Peter immediately leaves his boat and tackle to follow Jesus.
Jesus meets a man with leprosy. The man sees that Jesus has power to heal him. Jesus touches him and he gets well. King Jesus is stronger than our greatest illness and fear.
Some men find out that Jesus, the healer, is teaching close by, so they bring their crippled friend to him. They rip off the roof and lower him down to Jesus. As we know Jesus more, we will find ways to bring our friends to him.
Jesus met a tax collector named Levi, a Jewish outcast. In a conversation that may have been only two words, “Follow me.” Levi decides to leave everything to walk with Jesus. What did he see so quickly that caused him to walk away?
You have been invited by Jesus to know him as savior, Lord, brother, friend–your very life. Press into him, and you will be pressing into the kingdom.

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meeting virtually tomorrow

Because of some Covid related issues, we will be meeting virtually tomorrow, Sunday November 22nd. Someone attending last Sunday later tested positive for Covid. If you’re concerned about whether you might be positive for Covid, there is free testing at the middle school today from 12 PM -7 PM. If you want to talk or if you need prayer, please call Pastor Rich. I love you guys. I hope you will join on FV Live tomorrow at 10 AM.

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Encounter

This Thursday night join us for Encounter, a time of prayer and an opportunity to use your spiritual gifts to build up the body of Christ. We plan on doing this once a month. This Thursday, October 22nd at Richard Clingerman’s house, 6 PM. We would be honored to pray for you and with you no matter what your needs are.

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We’re going to be praying for everyone this Sunday

This Sunday we are going to be praying for and with each other. If you’re part of The Redeemer’s Church, and you won’t be there Sunday, expect a call around 10:50 AM from one of us. Then you can practice praying for and with someone else. I think I’m going to preach from John 17 wherein Jesus prays for his disciples. If you’re not part of The Redeemer’s Church, and you want someone to call and pray for and with you, send me a message, and we will call you. Love you all. Rich

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