It’s Praying Time! Sunday, March 22, 2020 Woodstream Church Coronavirus Virus (Livestream) Book of Joel 2:12-19, 1:1-4 There are 300 million cell phones in America, most of which are set for notifications. It is not unusual to receive dozens of e-mail and text notifications in the course of a day. Unfortunately, over the past 10...
A Heart of Service 1 Chronicles 28:1-3, 29:23-25 In the Bible, David had the distinction of being a man after God’s own heart. He was passionate about God’s heart, seeking to know and please God. Each of the Psalms he wrote in the Bible were from the heart. He put his life on...
Where Did You Lose It? 2 Kings 6:1-7 How refreshing it is to be introduced in the scriptures to a man of industry, spirituality, principle and humility. Such a man was the prophet Elisha, who was the spiritual father of student prophets. When one student (a son of the prophet) lost a borrowed...
Reconciliation 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 Throughout the church and community there are dreams and prayers of reconciliation, in families, marriages, businesses and friendships. From the beginning, the fall of Adam and Eve affected all of God’s creation. Now all of creation is to be reconciled back to God through His Grace. 1. The...
Sacramental Living 36th Church Anniversary Ephesians 5:32 While this church celebrates its 36th anniversary, compare that to the task of the Jewish historian who has to recount 5000 years of God’s faithfulness to Israel. Those years are marked by several covenants, the Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic and Davidic Covenants, consecrated by signs and sacraments. ...
Psalms 127:1-5 Father’s Day brings mixed reactions, with some proud and pleased fathers, and with some perplexed and burdened fathers. Some are in deep pain, sometimes self-inflicted, sometimes not. Either way, a Father’s Day gift from God is perspective. How you see your life greatly determines how...
Imagine that God and Christian influence are removed, increasing the sense of brokenness, cultural isolation and pessimism. The Bible begins and ends with nuptials, God’s plan for our well-being.
