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Welcome & Announcements
Thanksgiving Celebration - Nov 24 @ 5:00pm | Bring side & dessert
Children’s Christmas Program Dec 8 both services
Prayer Walk that evening at 5:30pm
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Mission: Disciples making disciples
Vision: is to become a church known for relationships, discipleship, & multiplication
Strategy: When it comes to doing relationships well, we believe it starts with being friendly.
So every week we’re asking you to do something simple - make a new friend inside the church.
Directly after service, find someone you don’t know and introduce yourself.
It goes a long way to making others feel welcome.
Let’s pray!
I greatly enjoy the game of golf!
Sometimes I wonder why.
A few weeks ago I was out on the course with the boys and I had a brief conversation with one of them that went something like this; They said,“Golf is hard.
I mean it’s difficult.
There are so many moving parts to a golf swing - so many things that can go wrong and mess up a shot.
And then you add to it the fact that it’s outside and you have to consider all those elements that go into one swing -
Golf is hard!”
So you might ask the question - Why? Why do it?
Why subject yourself to the torture?
Why put yourself through the frustration and misery?
Sometimes I ask myself that question.
One word - Hope! Every time I head to the course I think it’s going to be the best round I ever play.
I’ve never shot under par, but I always believe today is the day.
This is going to be my best round ever…until you get to #4 and snap-hook one into the trees and you quit keeping score!
Golf is hard!
Well guess what, this isn’t going to come as a shocker… But life is hard.
Like the game of golf, life can be difficult.
There are lots of moving parts.
Health: Unfortunately, none of us are getting any younger.
What family isn’t impacted in some way by a serious illness?
Work: Seems to be more challenging than it’s ever been.
Demands are greater.
Environments are increasingly more difficult.
School: Homework, tests, grades...
Finances: Even though disposable income seems to be at an all time high, costs continue to increase at a greater pace than income which puts strain on the family.
Relationships: This might be the greatest challenge of our time.
Experiencing greater levels of depression and anxiety.
So many are offended today to the point of lawsuits because of something someone said.
Young people are more confused than ever when it comes to gender identity.
Parents are struggling with parenting.
Spiritual: We are in a spiritual battle against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers and evil spirits, and against all the strategies of the devil.
It might seem as though things are going to hell in a hand-basket.
Aren’t you glad you came to church today?!
Sometimes we just need HOPE!
We need some encouragement.
We need to hear that it’s going to be alright.
We need to hear that it all turns out fine in the end.
We need to know that at the end of the day, not only does the battle end in victory., but God’s even has today under control...
And so we wrap up our series on Heaven this morning looking at .
And as you are turning there, allow me to read a few verses out of chapter 4...
8We are pressed on every side by troubles, but we are not crushed.
We are perplexed, but not driven to despair.
11Yes, we live under constant danger of death because we serve Jesus, so that the life of Jesus will be evident in our dying bodies.
11Yes, we live under constant danger of death because we serve Jesus, so that the life of Jesus will be evident in our dying bodies.
9We are hunted down, but never abandoned by God.
We get knocked down, but we are not destroyed.
10Through suffering, our bodies continue to share in the death of Jesus so that the life of Jesus may also be seen in our bodies.
11Yes, we live under constant danger of death because we serve Jesus, so that the life of Jesus will be evident in our dying bodies.
12So we live in the face of death, but this has resulted in eternal life for you.
14We know that God, who raised the Lord Jesus, will also raise us with Jesus and present us to himself together with you.
15All of this is for your benefit.
And as God’s grace reaches more and more people, there will be great thanksgiving, and God will receive more and more glory.
16That is why we never give up.
Though our bodies are dying, our spirits are being renewed every day.
17For our present troubles are small and won’t last very long.
Yet they produce for us a glory that vastly outweighs them and will last forever!
18So we don’t look at the troubles we can see now; rather, we fix our gaze on things that cannot be seen.
For the things we see now will soon be gone, but the things we cannot see will last forever.
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Paul was a tentmaker...
For we know that when this earthly tent we live in is taken down (that is, when we die and leave this earthly body)… There is no if, but when.
We don’t like to speak in these terms, but this life will come to an end.
A natural part of life is death.
There’s nothing more certain than death.
And the Hope we have, the Hope we find is that death is not the end.
Death does not get the final word.
So there is Hope!
Paul was a tentmaker by trade and used a tent as an example of our earthly bodies.
we will have a house in heaven, an eternal body made for us by God himself and not by human hands.
When we die and experience a physical death, if we have put our faith in Jesus as our Savior, we WILL have a home in heaven.
There is no question, doubt, or concern.
Our eternity is secure.
In fact, God has made all the preparations himself.
So we can be assured that it will be perfect.
(NLT) 1“Don’t let your hearts be troubled.
Trust in God, and trust also in me.
2There is more than enough room in my Father’s home.
If this were not so, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you?
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