Friday Family Fun: Storytelling Sticks
Today Pastor Tony shares a Bible story using some unique sticks. Watch, listen, and learn about the power of Jesus and the importance of friends.
Today Pastor Tony shares a Bible story using some unique sticks. Watch, listen, and learn about the power of Jesus and the importance of friends.
What does corrupting talk look like and how do we guard against it? What about forums like Facebook and Twitter? Today Pastor Nathan continues to unpack Ephesians to help us understand how to live like Christ.
The Poggemillers give a brief update about how they’ve been able to continue connecting with neighbors and church partners during this time. They are also excited to share about the blessings of spending more focused time as a family.
If you are planning on coming to the outdoor service on May 24 at 11am, please register below.
We are very excited that this Sunday will be our first Sunday back. In order to allow for as many people as possible, we have decided to have service outside!
Due to the logistics of traffic flow, parking, and seating arrangements we ask that you do three things:
1.Watch this video from Pastor Nathan. Take time to watch this video so that you are informed and prepared for Sunday.
2. SIGN UP!!! Due to the limited space, it is crucial that all families sign up so that we can be prepared. You can sign up here – https://hbclynchburg.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/423308
3. Be gracious to everyone. This is new territory for all of us and it will be important for us to show patience and grace to one another.
Watch today’s prayer video for Ayatollah Khamenei and join Christians around the world in 30 Days of Prayer for the Muslim World, April 24-May 23.
Join the global prayer emphasis at www.lovemuslims.org. Visit www.30daysprayer.com for today’s prayer theme, updated daily.
Proverbs 18:21, “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruits.”
The thing about fruit is that it doesn’t grow overnight. Any plant that yields a flower, vegetable, or fruit, takes time to yield the fruit. Whether the fruit is good or rotten. This metaphor, comparing what the tongue says to what is grown from planting is powerful. In our words towards our spouse and kids, over time we plant and water one of two kinds of fruits. We are planting life in our relationships or death. The power of our words goes right to our loved ones’ hearts and minds. It can cause hardness to the things of the Lord or it can cause them to want to draw near.
James 3:5b says, “How great a forest is set ablaze by such a small fire!” A small fire can grow out of control quickly. When a fire is ablaze, not only are the flames destroying what they touch, but often smoke causes just as much damage. Our words towards others are the same way. Even if we are only talking to one person, often our words are heard or shared with others, and the damage is done. May our words bring life!
ACTION STEPS with your kids: Read Proverbs 18:21 together. Commit to memorizing it as a family. Pray together and ask the Lord to help the words that you speak to one another bring life, not death.
The first maryter in the church was a man named Stephen. Today Pastor Mike discusses Stephen’s approach to suffering for Jesus and what we can learn from this encounter.
Today we hear the Bible story about Joshua and the mysterious visitor who comes to the camp. Who is it and what does He want? Watch and listen and Mrs. Zanna and a few lego guys share about this true story.
Join us for our continued walk through the book of Joshua as we consider the battles this mighty, man of God faced and how God showed his power and faithfulness throughout his life.