Parable of the Landowner
Posted in Sermon Archives on Jul 30th, 2006 Comments Off
Parable of the Landowner - Matthew 21: 33-46
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Archive for July, 2006
Ministries of Mercy - Session XIII
Posted in Articles, Ministries of Mercy on Jul 30th, 2006 Comments Off
Ministries of Mercy - Session XIII
Managing Your Ministry
Teaching: John Bennetch
Excerpt”
“ To maintain and build a mercy ministry, we must learn to plan and coordinate.” (Keller, p. 194)
Upcoming Youth Events
Posted in News & Events on Jul 27th, 2006 No Comments »
The Youth Page has been updated with upcoming events:
Upcoming Events
July 30th
Dodge ball and Pizza at JRDS gym
4:30 Dodge ball
6:00 Family Prayer Time/Hymn Sing
7:00 Parents pick-up at JRDS
August 6th
Hike and Picnic at Peaks of Otter for youth and families.
1:30 Leave JRDS immediately following the fellowship luncheon
7:00 Parents pick up at JRDS
August 13th
Hillcats Game for youth, please […]
Redeemer Events
Posted in News & Events on Jul 25th, 2006 No Comments »
Beloved,
Tonight the summer college fellowship will meet at 8 pm at the McCann’s home at the corner of Link Rd and Manton Lane.
Don’t forget to bring back to church Sunday your Redeemer Ministries Opportunity form, handed out during prayer last week.
This Sunday at 6 pm we will have a concert of prayer.
This fall our mid-week […]
Parable of the Laborers
Posted in Sermon Archives, Articles on Jul 23rd, 2006 Comments Off
Parable of the Laborers - Matthew 20: 1-16
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Ministries of Mercy - Session XII
Posted in Articles, Ministries of Mercy on Jul 23rd, 2006 Comments Off
Ministries of Mercy - Session XII
Expanding Your Vision
Teaching: John Bennetch
Excerpt:
“One of the main reasons that many churches do not develop effective mercy ministries is
American individualism. We must see the social dimensions of the gospel and develop
ministries of relief, social transformation, and justice.” (Keller, p. 174)
Once the church has planted mercy ministry, the […]
Ministries of Mercy - Session XI
Posted in Articles, Ministries of Mercy on Jul 16th, 2006 Comments Off
Ministries of Mercy - Session XI
Mobilizing The Church
Teaching: John Bennetch
Excerpt:
“ We can actually plant mercy ministries through church-wide projects, the organizing of grass-roots mission groups, and careful program planning.” (Keller, p. 154)
This can be achieved in two modes:
Top Down: leadership develops and establishes a program; leaders get congregation involved and recruit, train, […]
The Kingdom Parables
Posted in Sermon Archives, Articles on Jul 16th, 2006 Comments Off
The Kingdom Parables - Matthew 13: 31-33; 44-45
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Summer College Fellowship
Posted in News & Events on Jul 11th, 2006 No Comments »
Beloved at Redeemer,
A friendly reminder that the summer college fellowship meets tonight at the McCann’s home at 8 pm. (3823 Manton lane, corner of Link Rd. 384-0051).
We need to fill an important job by the end of summer. Kris Mascher has duplicated the CD’s since the start of the church and needs to hand that […]
The Parable of the Sower
Posted in Sermon Archives, Articles on Jul 9th, 2006 Comments Off
The Parable of the Sower - Matthew 13: 1-9
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Ministries of Mercy - Session X
Posted in Articles, Ministries of Mercy on Jul 9th, 2006 Comments Off
Ministries of Mercy - Session X
Preparing The Church
Teaching: John Bennetch
Excerpt:
“ ‘Fertilize’ the church for mercy by motivating the whole church. Then do the ‘spade work’ of meeting some basic needs within the church and of surveying the community for felt needs.” (Keller, p. 133)
The Church as a garden…
“If you are a Christian […]
The Teaching Ministry of Jesus
Posted in Sermon Archives on Jul 2nd, 2006 Comments Off
The Teaching Ministry of Jesus - Matthew 4: 23-25
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Ministries of Mercy - Session IX
Posted in Articles, Ministries of Mercy on Jul 2nd, 2006 Comments Off
Ministries of Mercy - Session IX
Getting Started
Teaching: John Bennetch
Excerpt:
“Every Christian family must develop its own ministry of mercy by looking at the needs closest to it and meeting them through loving deeds and a spirit of encouragement.”
( Keller, p. 123)