As of late, we have been putting a lot of emphasis on our global missions efforts — specifically the people groups we are considering for formal adoption by our congregation. These are exciting endeavors for our church family. But even as we consider these excellent works, we need to also keep an emphasis on gospel Continue reading
You will be enriched in every way for all your generosity, which through us will produce thanksgiving to God.
(2 Corinthians 9:11, ESV)
The Ecuador missions trip will be June 18-26. Have you considered how God would have you be involved in this partnership this year? Will you send or will you go? Please be open to being involved in our Ecuador partnership this year and consider whether or not God would have you go on this trip or financially and prayerfully support those going.
Dates: March 21 – June 13
Times: Sunday Evenings 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm
Sign up sheets for M.I.T. will be available Sunday.
Instructor: Jim Smith
Textbook: Shepherding a Child’s Heart by Tedd Tripp
Room: 329 (Adult 3)
Are you a first time parent, or are you the parent of young children? If so, this is the class for you! Scripture is full of practical and detailed instruction about how parents ought to teach their children the gospel of Jesus Christ. Learn what the Bible teaches about how to train young children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.
Instructor: Jon English Lee
Textbook: The Attributes of God by A.W. Pink
Room: 322 (Adult 1)
What is the nature of God? What is He like? The most important thing about a person is what he believes about God. This course will cover attributes such as the knowledge of God, the supremacy of God, the power of God, and the love of God. Come learn what the Bible reveals about the nature and character of our great God.
Instructor: Judd Hough
Textbook: Let the Nations be Glad by John Piper and Mission in the Old Testament by Walt Kaiser
Room: 321 (New Members Room)
Do you want to learn about God’s heart for the nations? From cover to cover, the Bible declares that God’s purpose is to redeem a people for Himself from every tribe and tongue to display the fullness of His own glory. God invites and commands us to call others from every people group to worship Him joyfully! Come learn what the Bible teaches about the vital importance of missions.
Instructor: Tom Hicks, Jr
Textbook: According to Plan by Graeme Goldsworthy
Room: 331 (Adult 4)
Have you ever wondered how the Bible fits together as a unified whole? The Bible is a single book with a single story running through it. Part two of biblical theology will work through the Bible, beginning with Exodus and working through the rest of the Scriptures, showing that Jesus Christ and redemption in Him is the Bible’s main theme!
NOTE: To get a certificate of lay theological education, you need six 100 level courses, six 200 level courses, and six 300 level courses for a total of eighteen courses. Following this approach will balance your studies.
Sunday, February 21 • 10:30 am
For the sole purpose of approving the recommendation of some students to seminary. Additionally, we will have the regularly scheduled Membership Business Meeting.
You will be enriched in every way for all your generosity, which through us will produce thanksgiving to God.
(2 Corinthians 9:11, ESV)
The diet of the Turks consists of a dense bread, olives, cheese from sheep or cows milk, onions, molasses from grapes, fresh fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Meats such as fish, wild game, or poultry are only eaten once a week. Pray that the Turks of Turkey would know the Bread of Life, so that they will never hunger again. (John 6:35)
Tuesday, February 23
12:00 Noon
Jeff Downes, Deputy Mayor/Chief of Staff, will be our speaker and will speak on Revitalization and Remodeling of Montgomery. Sign up in Sunday School or by calling the church office at 272-2304.
You will be enriched in every way for all your generosity, which through us will produce thanksgiving to God.
(2 Corinthians 9:11, ESV)
During the most recent business meeting, Shawn presented the MMT’s proposal for adopting specific people groups. Please be in prayer for the proposed “Unreached” and “Last Frontier” people groups. Pray that God would make clear to us what our involvement should be regarding these people groups. Also, continue to remember the Ecuador Seminary partnership upon which we have already embarked. Pray for the construction of the building and the work being led by Steve and Carol Thompson.
FRIDAY Schedule:
Students meet Friday, February 12th at Taylor Road Baptist Church
at 6:00 pm. Bring your luggage to TRBC.
Doors open for Citywide Rally at 6:30 pm.
Students will leave TRBC at 9:15 pm for Host Homes.
SATURDAY Schedule:
Students will be studying the life of Daniel in the host homes, serving at a mission site in the afternoon and
conclude the evening with a Worship Rally at Dalraida Baptist Church.
**Parents, please pick up your student(s) at Dalraida Baptist at 8:15 pm on Saturday.
SUNDAY Schedule:
Student Breakfast in the Big Room at 8:45 am. Big Room Dnow rally with band and message at 9:20 am.
Dnow worship at 10:30 am followed by a lunch for students, leaders and host home families in Armstrong
Hall at 12:15 pm. Parents, please pick up your student(s) at 1:30 pm at Morningview Baptist Church.
What to Bring list? Bible, pen, casual clothes for Friday and Saturday, jeans and Dnow T-shirt for Sunday,
sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, 2-liter soft drink, and a snack to be shared at host home.
Pray for God to transform hearts and minds during our Disciple Now weekend.
It is not often that I decide to ascend my soapbox to deal with issues that are being debated in the halls of our secular government. My first and greatest reason for this is that politicians and legislators and judges do not ultimately possess the ability to address society’s greatest ill. The reason we have so many problems in the world and in our country is because man is sinful, and the only remedy for sin is repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. Therefore, rather than pledging Continue reading
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The Kaiser Family Foundation has just released a new study on the online lives of children and teenagers, and the statistics are simply astounding. America’s children and teenagers are now spending an average of more than 7 1/2 hours a day involved in electronic media. As the report states: “As anyone who knows a teen or tween can attest, media are among Continue reading
