It's a God Thing (1 of 4)
Series: The Study of the Book of Acts
Scott Maze
Acts 1:1-8
I'll get to the sermon in a minute but let me invite you all to join us beginning at 11 am (NRHBC) and directly after worship for Food Truck Sunday. But before we proceed with our study, permit me a minute to invite you to stay with us for time of fun. Today is Food Truck Sunday where we will gather on the South lawn of our campus. I hope you'll stay and mingle with us. And yes, the food trucks take credit and debit cards. To our members, I want to ask everyone of you to grab an invite card on the table on your way out. Be sure to say hello to an unfamiliar face today. You are our welcome to guests who'll be joining us. Hand them the invite card and introduce yourself. Invite them to go ahead of you if you will. When guests come into your home, you serve them first. While we are eating today, I want to thank the Key Bible Fellowship Group for putting together the buckets. These buckets will go to take care of those impacted by the hurricane in South Texas. Let's pause to pray for Hurricane Victims in South Texas and Florida
Father,
We trust you even when we are hurting. All of the tragedies of our lives are designed to draw us close to you (2 Corinthians 1:8-11). We really believe that in the face of an overwhelming storm. As our friends and family face winds in excess of 150 mph, we renew our confidence that you are in control of even the storms of our lives. And so we come before you like children to their parents when we are afraid. We are hurting, Father, and we need your comfort. We need your graceful presence.
We lift up to you the needs of millions of people in the midst of a storm that is unprecedented. We hurt with them and pray your grace would cause us to bless our neighbors. When your Son walked the earth, He taught us to love our neighbor. Now, we pray your Spirit would empower us to show compassion to the neediest among us. We pray you would protect ...
Series: The Study of the Book of Acts
Scott Maze
Acts 1:1-8
I'll get to the sermon in a minute but let me invite you all to join us beginning at 11 am (NRHBC) and directly after worship for Food Truck Sunday. But before we proceed with our study, permit me a minute to invite you to stay with us for time of fun. Today is Food Truck Sunday where we will gather on the South lawn of our campus. I hope you'll stay and mingle with us. And yes, the food trucks take credit and debit cards. To our members, I want to ask everyone of you to grab an invite card on the table on your way out. Be sure to say hello to an unfamiliar face today. You are our welcome to guests who'll be joining us. Hand them the invite card and introduce yourself. Invite them to go ahead of you if you will. When guests come into your home, you serve them first. While we are eating today, I want to thank the Key Bible Fellowship Group for putting together the buckets. These buckets will go to take care of those impacted by the hurricane in South Texas. Let's pause to pray for Hurricane Victims in South Texas and Florida
Father,
We trust you even when we are hurting. All of the tragedies of our lives are designed to draw us close to you (2 Corinthians 1:8-11). We really believe that in the face of an overwhelming storm. As our friends and family face winds in excess of 150 mph, we renew our confidence that you are in control of even the storms of our lives. And so we come before you like children to their parents when we are afraid. We are hurting, Father, and we need your comfort. We need your graceful presence.
We lift up to you the needs of millions of people in the midst of a storm that is unprecedented. We hurt with them and pray your grace would cause us to bless our neighbors. When your Son walked the earth, He taught us to love our neighbor. Now, we pray your Spirit would empower us to show compassion to the neediest among us. We pray you would protect ...
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