Colossians 3:8-17 It’s the time of year for new year’s resolutions. Often a time when we identify all that is wrong in our lives and make a goal to live better. How many of these sound familiar?
• I’m going to eat better.
• I’m going to exercise more.
• I’m going to spend less.
Luke 2:1-20 Who in your family is a story teller? Do you have one? Or two? Or three? They have the best stories…they’re interesting, they’re engaging, and you could hear them over and over again and not get bored. They’re the one when you bring over a friend you want that person to tell their stories because you know they’re the good ones. Anyone come to mind? In my family it is my dad, and was my grandmother, Ruth, and grandfather, Bud. My grandma used to tell stories about growing up on the farm in Indiana, where her daddy was a doctor, and she was fearless and amazing with animals. Some time I’ll
Luke 1:26-56 God coming to us will set in motion a course of life, a series of events, a believing trajectory over which we will have little control.
Mary is remarkable. Think about it. She’s 14 or 15, just got engaged—not for love like we might be, but more like an arranged marriage. I’d imagine she’s excited to move through this next rite of passage, but also likely nervous about leaving her parents, running the house, and being a wife. And then she gets a surprise visit from an angel, which has to be disarming all on its own. And the angel says, “The Lord is with you.” “You are blessed and highly favored.” And
Matthew 11:28-30 "Then Meditation #1 Be Still By Rebecca Haley
As we come into God’s presence, we need to settle in a little—to find some space to encounter the Holy.
Take a deep breath.
Psalm 46:10 tells us, “Be still and know that I AM God.”
So we come to this place seeking after you O God,
needing you to heal, redeem, restore, change, and transform us. We come worried, stressed, busy, distracted, and
Sunday morning parking at the church is available in the high school parking lot on Third Street across from the church and in the city lots west of the church. These lots are available only on Sunday mornings. A small lot for handicapped parking is available just off of Adams Street on the north side of the church, with an accessible entrance directly into the sanctuary. A lift operates between the Fellowship Hall (3rd Street level) and the Sanctuary. William Sound System Receivers and Headsets are available to assist with hearing problems.
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