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Church Announcements ...........................................page 2 Church-wide Calendar ................................................page 4 A Letter from Pastor Ross ..........................................page 5 Music Ministry .........................................................page 6 Adult Discipleship ........................................................page 7 Senior Saints Ministry .................................................page 8 Student Ministry .....................................................page 10 Children’s Ministry ...................................................page 11 Preschool Ministry....................................................page 12 FBC School-The Lion’s Roar ......................................page 13 Special Announcements...........................................page 14 From Troy’s Heart ...................................................page 15
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS VBS @ FBC 2014 - “LIVING INSIDE OUT” JUNE 1-5 from 5:30-8:30 pm Open to Kindergarten - 6th Grade REGISTRATION NOW OPEN (Sign-up by May 9 to receive a FREE t-shirt) Please help us spread the word that it is time to sign-up for VBS. Forms are available at the church, the church office and on our website: www.fbc-brenham.org/vbs
VOLUNTEERS ARE STILL NEEDED!
With the new format of having VBS in the evening, we are hoping to have more adult volunteers this year! Are you ready to join in the fun, invest in the next generation, and see God’s Love through the eyes of a child? If you are, make sure you sign-up soon! Forms are available at the church, the church office and on our website also!
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATIONS ARE STILL OPEN! CAMP TEJAS - For kids who have completed 3rd - 6th grade. Pick up registration forms at the church office or download them from our website: www.fbc-brenham.org/kids-kamp-2014 STUDENT LIFE CAMP - For Students who have completed 7th - 12th grade. Only a few spots are available. Sign-up online, www.fbc-brenham.org/event/558423-2014-07-07-student-life-camp-2014 or contact Chad Marrs - cmarrs@fbc-brenham.org, 836-2807.
CHURCH STAFF
Ross Shelton, Pastor rshelton@fbc-brenham.org Troy Sikes, Associate Pastor tsikes@fbc-brenham.org Alex Morrison, Minister to Children amorrison@fbc-brenham.org Chad Marrs, Minister to Students cmarrs@fbc-brenham.org Stacey Strickland, Preschool Ministry sstrickland@fbc-brenham.org Teresa McGlasson, Office Manager tmcglasson@fbc-brenham.org
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Annette Rogers, Comptroller arogers@fbc-brenham.org Lindee Knowles, Graphic Design / Media lknowles@fbc-brenham.org Donella Peevler, Church Receptionist dpeevler@fbc-brenham.org O’Dell Merryman, Facilities Manager omerryman@fbc-brenham.org Nancy Fritz, School Administrator nfritz@fbcsbrenham.org Kristie Mendoza, Mother’s Day Out Director waumbaland@att.net
SENIOR ADULT VBS JUNE 30 - JULY 2 Mark your calendars for our 2nd annual Senior Adult VBS. Registration and details will be available soon! Join us for a great time of Bible study and fellowship! HONDURAS MISSION TEAM T-SHIRT FUNDRAISER If you are interested in supporting the Mission trip to Honduras this summer, please contact Chad Marrs or one of the members of the team. Shirts are $20 each or 2 for $30. The deadline to order your shirt is May 9th. Thank you for supporting this team as they prepare for their trip in June.
UPCOMING CHURCH-WIDE MEETINGS Wednesday, May 21 @ 6:00pm - Coffee with the Pastor in the Gym Sunday, May 25 @ 5:00pm - Church Business Meeting in the Gym CHURCH OFFICE HOURS: Mon - Thurs: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Fri: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm. First Baptist Church Contact Info: Phone: (979) 836-2807 Fax: (979) 830-0122 Mailing address: PO Box 600, Brenham, TX 77834 email: info@fbc-brenham.org LINKS TO CHECK OUT ONLINE CHURCH & SCHOOL WEBSITE: www.fbc-brenham.org CHURCH FACEBOOK PAGE: www.facebook.com/BrenhamsFirstBaptistChurch SCHOOL FACEBOOK PAGE: www.facebook.com/Brenhamfbcs
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CHURCH-WIDE CALENDAR MAY:
May 2 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 6 May 9 May 11 May 12 May 18 May 18 May 19 May 19 May 20 May 21 May 21 May 25
JUNE:
June 1-5 June 1 June 2 June 3 June 3 June 10 -17 June 16 June 16 June 28 - July 4 June 30 - July 2
Maifest – Church Office Closed Deacon’s Meeting at 2:00pm in Room 111 Widow/Single Ladies Home Team 6pm Joy Class Meeting at 2pm in the Sycamore House Personnel Committee Meeting at 6pm - Sycamore House Garage Sr. Adults - Painted Churches Tour - 8:00am - 4:00pm Baby Dedication Sunday - (sign up by April 28) Finance Committee Meeting - 6:30pm - Pastor’s Office Graduate Sunday at 9:45am in the Gym Honduras Mission Meeting at 5pm - Student Center Widow/Single Ladies Home Team 6pm FBCS Kindergarten Graduation- 6pm - Sanctuary/Gym FBCS 6th Grade Graduation - 5pm - Sanctuary/Gym FBCS End of Year Extravaganza Coffee with the Pastor - 6pm in the Gym Church Business Meeting - 5pm in the Gym
VBS 2014 for K-6th grade- Evenings @5:30pm Deacon’s Meeting at 2:00pm in Room 111 Widow/Single Ladies Home Team 6pm Joy Class Meeting at 2pm in the Sycamore House Personnel Committee Meeting at 6pm - Sycamore House Garage Mission Trip to Honduras Finance Committee Meeting - 6:30pm - Pastor’s Office Widow/Single Ladies Home Team 6pm Mission Arlington - mission trip (5 & 6 graders) Senior Adult VBS @ 9:00am in the Gym
FROM PASTOR ROSS I am so thankful for the renewal that is beginning to happen in the life of our church. I am thankful for the new people God is bringing, the baptisms, and the continued faithfulness of those who have been here over the years. Here are some updates about two important areas in the life of our church. First, our music minister search committee is making process. Thank you to everyone for providing written input concerning God’s leading in who will be our next music minister. From what we have received from the church and from the input of the committee, there are five themes that have appeared. The five themes include the following: 1. A worship leader who is excited about the opportunity to lead our two different morning worship services. 2. Someone who is musically trained and educated. 3. Someone who is organized in the weekly administrative aspects of music ministry and in planning the service. 4. Someone who has good relationship skills. 5. Someone with a multi-generational focus of music ministry. I am excited about the people God is providing us. Please continue to pray for this process. Secondly, on Thursday, April 17, we closed on the 33 acres on Market St. and 290 across from Tractor Supply. The next step will be for the Facilities Committee to bring forward a recommendation about the marketing, real estate firm we are going to use to put the 51 acres we also own on the market. In the last newsletter, I mentioned the concept of moving forward with a walk by faith, debt-free building approach. At this point, my presenting this concept is to allow for people to think and talk about it. I hope you have some questions and needs for clarification. I am planning some public times to talk about this, but I also want you to feel free to talk to me as well. I welcome your input and questions. I believe God is calling us to walk by faith and that only happens when we sense what God is doing and respond by saying, “If this is going to happen, only God can do it.” There are few things more exciting and faith building than when we see God work in this way. My prayer is that as we go forward with the relocation, we will see God work in such a way that we will be able say, “Only God could have done that!” Thank you for allowing me to be your pastor.
-Ross
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WORSHIP & MUSIC MINISTRY
CHOIR & PRAISE TEAM REHEARSALS
WEDNESDAYS Handbell Choir – 5:30 to 6:30 pm, Worship Choir – 6:30 to 7:45 pm THURSDAYS- Praise Team Rehearsal – 6:30 to 8:00 pm
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A PART OF OUR PRAISE & MEDIA TEAM FOR THE 11:00 SERVICE? Volunteers are needed to help with sound, computer presentation, and video. Please contact Ross Shelton is you are interested. If you are a singer or musician interested in participating on the praise team, please contact Chad Marrs.
MUSIC MINISTER SEARCH COMMITTEE
The members of our Music Minister Search Committee are: Gregg Workman Ron Kirby Bud Lovell Pam Young Sami Rahman Please keep these people in your prayers as they seek the Lord’s direction. At any point, if you have a question, you can call or email the pastor.
JOIN US SUNDAYS
8:30 am - Traditional Service 9:45 am - Bible Study 11:00 am - Contemporary Service
TUNE IN YOUR RADIO Listen to our service every Sunday @ 10:00am on KWHI AM 1280
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ADULT MINISTRIES SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE CLASSES
At BFBC we offer fifeen different Sunday Morning Bible Studies for YOU! Each Sunday @ 9:45am, you will find people eager to meet you and engage you in friendly discussions of faith and life from the Bible. Marriage Builders - Family Ties (young couples/families) Agape (various ages) Virtuous Women (Ladies - various ages) Life Applications (various ages) Family Life Class (various ages) Choices (various ages) CSI: Brenham (Open to All) College Class (young adults)
Adult 1 (Sr. Adults) •Joy (Ladies) •Friendship (Ladies) •Scripture Searchers (Men) Adult 2 (Sr. Adults - all ages) •Hope Class (Ladies all ages) •Covenant Keepers Adult 3 ( 60’s) Adult 4 (50’s & 60’s) Adult 5 (50’s)
NOTE TO SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY DIRECTORS & TEACHERS Please complete your Literature Order Form that will be in your attendance box in May and return it by Sunday, May 25th. New summer literature will be in the Sunday School Office by 5/25.
WEEKLY BIBLE STUDIES & FELLOWSHIP Fellowship Potluck Meal: Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pm In the church gym Pastor’s Bible Study : Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30pm, Room 112 – I,2,& 3 John “1st place 4 Health” Group: Tuesdays, 5:30-7:00pm, Sycamore House Rm. 201 Men’s Study/Prayer Breakfast: Wednesdays, 6:00 AM, Sycamore House Women’s Wednesday Bible Studies: 9-11am – Sycamore House – Experiencing God 6:30pm – Sycamore House – Me Myself and Lies, Jennifer Rothschild Ladies Precept: Tuesday 9am – Pahl House Wed. 6:30pm – Pahl House NOTE: Wednesday Women’s Bible Studies and Precept Bible Studies will end this month for the summer break. New classes will begin in September. Sweet Hour of Prayer: Thursdays. 10-11am – Sycamore House Garage Wednesday night class @ 6:30pm in room 111. “Foundations: Building Blocks for a Life of Purpose” – Topics: How to Get the Most out of Worship, Prayer, and Bible Study, Surveying Servanthood and Spiritual Gifts, and Knowing and Following God’s Will.
Mark Your Calendars: January 30-Feb. 1, 2015 Marriage Tune Up 2 – www.jeffanddebby.com
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SENIOR SAINTS NEWS SR. SAINTS & FRIENDS TRIP
WHERE: Painted Churches Tour in Schulenburg, Tx WHEN: Thursday, May 8th from 8:00am-4:00pm (meet in the Sycamore Parking Lot) COST: $35 per person TRIP INCLUDES: Charter Bus, Lunch Buffet at Oakridge Smokehouse and Tour of 4 painted churches WHO: Sr. Saints and Anyone who would like to be our friends! Sign up TODAY at the church office! SENIOR ADULT VBS THIS SUMMER! Mark your calendar for our 2nd annual Senior Adult VBS June 30 - July 2, 2014 (more details coming soon!)
- SENIOR SAINTS LUNCHEON Thursday, May 22nd – 11:00am-1:00pm Meeting in the Pahl St. House Guest Speaker: Terry Roberts, City Manager
CELEBRATE OUR MAY BIRTHDAYS!
Mrs. Rosie Harris 5/2 Mr. David Bufkin Mrs. Carol Holmes 5/3 Mr. Michael Little Mr. Wallace Atkinson 5/6 Mrs. LeAnn Bennett Mrs. Roxie Cowan 5/6 Mr. David May Mrs. Lillie Mae Villman 5/9 Mr. Edward Draus Mr. Harold Yarnold 5/10 Mrs. Marlene Fairlie Mrs. Nancy Low 5/11 Mrs. Allyne Machat Mrs. Shirley Giese 5/13 Mrs. Patsy Hermann 8
5/16 5/19 5/22 5/23 5/25 5/26 5/29 5/31
A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Friends, As I write to you today I am enjoying our beautiful flower displays this spring. It brings me back to 1984 when we were at my home in Austin visiting my mom and step father at Easter. On Saturday of that weekend my step father died unexpectedly. We could tell the night before that he was having trouble breathing so my sister-in-law took all of the grandkids to her sister’s home to spend the night. Mom’s home was just a two bedroom home and there were about thirteen of us there. The next morning my step father died. We called my sister-in-law and she was going to bring the kids later in the day after everything was settled at mom’s. My son was nine at the time. He asked his aunt if he could pick some bluebonnets to bring to his mom. She let him pick a few and when they came to mom’s, he brought them to me and he told me “I know you love these so I hope they make you not so sad.” That has always stuck with me through good times and bad times. I hope we always try to show joy to those around us. Joy will show on your face and be passed on to others. This is one of my favorite mother stories I have had with my children. I am sure we all have stories of ourselves with our mothers we could share. My favorite story was after I was grown with grown children when my mother was visiting me and we were in a fabric store in Houston. A little girl would giggle every time we passed her cart and I would tell her hello. In a little bit the mom let her out of the cart and she would walk around and hide behind the fabric draping down then play peek-a-boo. My mom looked at me and said I knew you liked teaching small kids, I just never realized how much they loved you. You don’t even know that child and look at her playing with you. I guess that is the one compliment that my mom gave to me that meant the most to me. Our mothers for the most part are all gone on to their heavenly home, but we can still be grateful for them and what they taught us as kids. We need to ask ourselves if we are giving a great example to our grandkids and great grandkids at this point. I hope you are enjoying the newsletter in combination with the church newsletter. We will now have the newsletter year round with this new setup. As I close remember this thought - “Happiness is not perfected until it is shared.” Go share some happiness and joy today. Happy Mothers Day to all of our mothers reading this today. Blessings, Reba Pair 9
STUDENT MINISTRY I can’t believe that we are coming to the end of another school year! The month of May will be filled with end of school testing, Graduation, and graduation parties. Then summer will be firing up with vacations, camps, and summer fun. My first full school year at Brenham’s FBC has been full of great memories. It started out with Friday night lights which lasted until December with the State Game. I enjoyed going out to support our many Cubs in their different events - Football, Band, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Drama, Baseball, Soccer, and many more… Life here in Brenham is full of excitement. Something I’ve really been enjoying and you may not be aware of unless you worship with us at ALL IN on Wednesday is that some of our students have been bringing the message at Bible Study and helping to lead during worship. I can’t tell you what joy it brings to my heart to see students stepping up and out for the Lord. Something else we’ve been doing this year at ALL IN is providing a meal for the students. We have several students who don’t get a chance to go home between school and arriving at the Student Center. Bobbye and I are always so appreciative of parents who step up with time and generosity to lend us a hand, provide food items and help serve. We are especially grateful to Leah Oehrlein who has graciously and generously provided meals twice a month for the entire school year. Over the years we have seen how hospitality is more than just free food - it’s serving our students with love while meeting physical need which opens the door for spiritual ministry. As we get ready for the summer would you join me in prayer over our students and the many more that may not be a part yet. My prayer is that God would raise up a group of youth that love the Lord and each other. It is not about what we want to see happen and done but, about what He wants to do here. Please pray with me that the Lord have His way with our students and our lives. In Him, - Bro. Chad
We are looking for someone who has a desire to teach 11th & 12th grade Sunday School class. Please contact Chad Marrs if interested
MARK YOUR CALENDARS • Maifest Parade- May 3 The Bread Sled will be in the Maifest parade. All students that are not in the parade are welcome to walk with the bread sled. Parade starts at 10:30 and each student will be given a shirt to wear. • Graduate Sunday- May 18 Graduates will be recognized in both services. Youth Sunday School in the gym. Graduates and their families are invited to breakfast that morning in the GYM during the Sunday School hour. • Honduras Missions Meeting- May 18 @ 5:00 PM. All students that are going to Honduras and their parents need to be at this meeting to fill out paper work and to get all the information for the mission trip to Honduras. All money will be due June 1, 2014. • Student Life Camp - June 7-11 There are a few spots still available for students to go to camp with us. Contact Chad Marrs to sign-up a student. 10
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY BFBC Kids Klub Monthly Virtue: Endurance Sticking with what you started even when it gets tough. “and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the flesh, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.” -Galatians 2:20 Recently two men of God that I have respected have battled with cancer. One lost the battle last Saturday, and one is currently at home under hospice care. Their lives have been a testimony for God’s work in the life of a man surrendered to His will. As I have been praying for the last miles of their journey to eternity, their impending physical deaths have taught me a lesson about my spiritual death. I have prayed that they would relax and be at peace as they lay their lives in God’s hands to enter His kingdom. Then, it hit me. These men already surrendered their lives in His hands when they decided to follow Him. Unconsciously, I have been living as one in control of my own steps and actions. I have not been surrendered like a hammer in the hand of a carpenter. Galatians 2:20 says that when we surrender to Christ we no longer live. Instead God lives through us. I have tried to do what I don’t have the ability to do. However, God can do all things – even through a dead man. So, it only makes sense to allow Him to live in us and not try to work out of our inability. Lord, please allow me to be dead in your hands. Allow me to rest in You. Change my heart and mind to be more concerned about walking and talking with You, and not waking up to thoughts of my “To-do” list. You lived and died and lived again to give me life. Please shape my life for Your purposes. It’s Yours anyway. Give me peace as I give my life to You today. Remind me what is really important – knowing You, and loving others as myself. -Bro. Alex Thanks to Nicole Morrison, Kelley Sikes, Aleta Thistlethwaite, Delores Hammargren, Kristen Crady & Heather Kirby for your excellence to teach our kids on Sunday morning. Also to Luis & Kristie Mendoza for your fantastic and fun teaching on Wednesday night. And to deacons Jessie Ladd, Roger Atkins & Gregg Workman for substituting to teach the Wednesday Night Kidz, and their assistants Kristen Crady and Kacy Kuespert.
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES • VBS@FBC-2014: June 1-5, This year we are going to have evening services M-Th, 5:30-8:30. If you have never been able to serve because of work, now is your chance. Signup at church or online. • The OuterMission for InnerMission: June28-July 5th, 5th & 6th graders will go to Mission Arlington for a week of missions. • Camp Tejas: iServe.2014 “Lovin Like Jesus”, July 14-18, Kid’s Camp for 3rd-6th grade students, Sign-up and fundraising is in full swing. • 2:4 The Mission: July 30-31, 1pm-1pm, 24 hours of mission fun, games and projects for 1st & 2nd graders. Contact Alex Morrison for more info - amorrison@fbc-brenham.org 11
PRESCHOOL MINISTRIES SUNDAY MORNINGS IN MAY Basic Truth: God made me. Key Question: Who will take care of you? Bottom Line: God will take care of me. Memory Verse: “My God will meet all your needs.” Phil. 4:19 NIrV “My God will meet all my needs,” (Philippians 4:19, NIrV). What a powerful thought. God will meet all our needs. Notice the verse says needs not wants. That’s hard for adults to remember, even more for preschoolers. So this month, we will talk about our basic needs and stories where God provided. We start the month with a great story. Jesus tells us not to worry (something I need to hear often) because if God provides for the birds and the flowers, won’t He do even more for you? I love the simple beauty of His provision. The kids will then hear about Elijah, both how God provided ravens to feed him in the wilderness and the widow with what she needed to make bread for him and her family. These are great stories to show how God provides for our basic needs. Finally, we’ll tell the story of Abraham, and how he trusted God to provide for him even when God asked him to move and promised what he couldn’t believe. God will meet all my needs. That’s the truth, friends. You better believe it. - Stacey Strickland BABY DEDICATION ON SUNDAY, MAY 11TH We are excited to see all of the new little ones in our church! Join us as these families dedicated their children to the Lord! Happy Birthday to: Carol Holmes 05/03 & Libby Shelton 05/05
MOTHER’S DAY OUT It’s national bike month so we are having bike day on May 6. Also we will be celebrating our moms and grandmas with muffins on May 8. Our last day of school is May 15 (noon dismissal) and we are registering for the fall semester. Enrollment packets can be picked up at the church office or the Stone House in Tuesdays and Thursdays. - Kristie Mendoza, MDO Director
FBC SCHOOL & EEC The school year is winding down, and before we know it, another year has come and gone. We are gearing up for Summer EEC, which is open to the public. Please call the school office at 979-836-6411 and ask to talk to Leslie or Laura about enrolling your child for our summer program. ~Nancy MISSIONS FOCUS: ADAM’S ANGELS Our school children have spent this semester raising funds for Adam’s Angels Ministry. In April we held a special memorial ceremony in memory of Adam Culiver. Watch this video: http://vimeo.com/93150945
FBC SCHOOL CALENDAR 5-1 National Day of Prayer 5-2 P.E. Field Day (Early Dismissal due to Maifest) 5-9 PreK Memory Verse Program 5-9 Kindergarten P.E. Showcase 5-19 Kindergarten Graduation
5-20 5-22 5-23 5-26 5-27
6th Grade Graduation Last Day of School Staff Development (School and EEC Closed) Memorial Day (EEC Closed) 1st day of Summer EEC
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2014 GRADUATES! KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION: May 19, 2014
Emersyn Grace Abernathy Drake Matthew Bentke Henry Philip Cheng Jackson Arington Dunn Paige Elizabeth Fulgham Swayzee Grace Huckert
Alexia Nycole Jackson Brody S. Jensen Antyiahna Kaye-Marie Lang Katrina Marie Lindsey Papo Antonie C. Najera Avha Sultana Noor
Olivia Lorraine Pattison Emilia Lea Romero Camryn Mackenzie Ross Koby Sengphet Ethan David Stegent Amaya Jade Williams
SIXTH GRADE GRADUATION: May 20, 2014
Mally Grace Beaudet Heidi Ann Boerschig Darian A. Franklin Christopher Denis Kitzman Faith Elise Lehmann Kameron Errol Lewis
Cameron Deon Morgan Marissa Kate Przyborski Travis W. Sallach Michelle Taing Jolie Beth Wass Amanda Lee Winford
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Our Sympathies To: • Jerry McLennan and family in the loss of Mike McLennan. • Pamela Murski’s and family in the loss of her father Keith Baten.
Church Thank Yous: Bill & Jackie Holmes Thank you so much for the beautiful plant you sent for my Dad’s funeral. It is comforting to know that we that we have “extended family” that carries the burdens of sorrow with us. Jacque Cooper & The Family of Les Cooper So thoughtful of the church to remember Les with such a beautiful potted plant. Thank you for your thoughts, prayers and kindness during this difficult time. Danny & Diana Batdorf Family Thank you to our church family for the lovely flowers and all the thoughts, prayers and phone calls during our sorrow in the loss of Danny’s mother. Your kindness shall always be treasured.
New FBC Members: Roland Crady
Victoria Conarroe
Kinsley Mendoza
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The Lord Makes All Things New!
FROM TROY’S HEART Preparation should lead to expectation. Let me explain by examples. • If I prepare my mind for a test, I should expect to do well. • If I prepare my body for a physical action, my expectation is to succeed. • If I prepare a financially sound budget, I expect to have my financial goals met. Preparation usually determines the level of our expectation. However, the reverse isn’t always true. Expectations do not always lead to preparation. Again, more examples. • I may expect to pass a test, but do not prepare proper notes to study. • I may expect to run faster than last year’s race, but fail to prepare my body by training faster than last year. • I may expect to have money at the end of the month, but fail to prepare my financial obligations. All of this leads me to these questions: What are our spiritual expectations? What will we do to prepare ourselves to see those expectations met? Our faith should lead us to spiritual preparation. Spiritual growth and experience comes with a spiritual preparation. When we come to worship on Sunday, have we prepared ourselves spiritually? When we come to small group Bible Study, have we prepared ourselves to listen and obey? If we haven’t, we probably should not expect much to occur spiritually, should we? Let’s get into the spiritual preparation habit and see what God can do! Read I Kings 18:17-39 and see how Elijah prepared for an expected move of God. I love you, Troy 15
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR VBS 2014: LIVING INSIDE OUT! REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT CHURCH OR ONLINE WWW.FBC-BRENHAM.ORG/VBS MAIL TO: