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Weekly Bulletin

July 25, 2010

BUSINESS MEETING -

Our April/May/June business meeting has been pushed back one week and will be held next Sunday evening, Aug. 1. All members are encouraged to be in attendance and participate

PRAYER REPORT-

  • Lois Husk, recovering from major surgery;
  • Joyce, severe pains;
  • Marge, good report from angiogram tests Friday;
  • Salvation of lost loved ones;
  • Our country and its leadership;
  • Praise for answered prayer

DEVOTION BOOKLETS-

July/Aug, still available in the lobby.

“IT IS NOT THE LOAD
THAT BREAKS YOU DOWN,
BUT THE WAY YOU CARRY IT.”

WEEKLY BIBLE QUIZ-

LAST WEEK’S ANSWER: B. TAKE HIM BY FORCE (JOHN 6:15)
THIS WEEK: WHO SAID, “THE LORD WATCH BETWEEN ME AND THEE, WHEN WE ARE ABSENT ONE FROM ANOTHER?”

  1. JACOB
  2. DAVID
  3. PAUL
  4. LABAN
  5. JESUS

PLEASE CONTINUE TO KEEP THOSE WHO ARE TRAVELING BEFORE THE LORD IN PRAYER FOR THEIR SAFETY AND RETURN.

MEMORY VERSE-

TODAY: JOHN 6:47
NEXT WEEK: GALATIANS 4:16

GOOD NEWS VERSE FOR THE LORD’S DAY-
“FOR AFTER THAT IN THE WISDOM OF GOD
THE WORLD BY WISDOM KNEW NOT GOD,
IT PLEASED GOD BY THE FOOLISHNESS OF PREACHING
TO SAVE THEM THAT BELIEVE.” I COR. 1:21

“… BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST,
AND THOU SHALT BE SAVED, …” ACTS 16:31



“Is any thing too hard for the LORD?”
- Gen.18:14

     Sarah laughed at the message from God that she would have a baby at her age. The angelic messengers asked her, “Is any thing too hard for the LORD?”
      Jeremiah was in prison and had been foretelling the captivity of his people into Babylon. A piece of land was for sale and God told him to go and redeem it. Jeremiah then prays to the Lord and speaks of His greatness and how nothing is too hard for Him. And yet, at the end of his prayer, he asks the Lord indirectly if He was sure about buying this land when the Chaldeans would be taking it all for themselves.
God replies in Jere.32:27, “Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?” He goes on to assure Jeremiah that His people will once again return to and inhabit the land.
      How often do we need God to ask us this question: “Is any thing too hard for the LORD?” We have all probably been there numerous times. We look at difficult situations and wonder if even God can take care of them. We look at the future of our country and the future of our Bible believing churches and cast doubts if it will ever be like it used to be. How often have we been like Sarah and laughed at what God said would take place? How often haven’t we kind of questioned God, even if indirectly, as Jeremiah did?
      The older one gets the more they become interested in history, not only of the world and of others, but their own. Look back where God brought the impossible to pass. Go back and remember where the Lord won against incredible odds. God’s past faithfulness gives us strength to face the tomorrows. And we know therefore, that nothing is too hard for the Lord?

“So amid the conflict, whether great or small, do not be discouraged, God is over all… Count your many blessings, See what God hath done…”

Missionary of the Month

Joaquin & Paqui Lopez

Spain


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