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June 25th 10:30 AM PM Song Leader Kim Cline Brian Boye Opening Prayer Ernie Menet Joseph Jennings Scripture Reading Samuel Jennings Paul Anderson Closing Prayer Elders David Higgins (Monthly) Audio-Visual Stace Fauske Stace Fauske Presiding at the Table Rodney Rich Greeters Holloway/C. Johnson (Monthly) Communion Preparaon Deana Falkner (Monthly) Lock-Up David Higgins/Ed Stone Ashley Glen 8:30 a.m. Growth Group 4 Opening Prayer Brian Boyd Song Leader Vic Long Devoonal Dale Boyd Closing Prayer Warren Sims Service Times For the Record Ashley Glen – 8:30 a.m. Sunday School – 9:30 a.m. AM Worship – 8:15 & 10:30 a.m. PM Worship – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday – 7:00 p.m. Contribution – $9,478.81 Sunday School –206 AM Worship – 271 PM Worship – 80 June 11, 2017 Office Phone 770-487-9246 Email: [email protected] OUR SHEPHERDS Perry Baker - (404) 427-3212 [email protected] Jimmy England - (251) 375-4554 [email protected] Andy Garner - (404) 557-1872 [email protected] Todd Wilson - (678) 570-3382 [email protected] Calendar 6/19-22 Mission Atlanta 6/23 Six Flags COC Youth Day 6/25 Baby Shower for Kae Barnes 6/25 GG4 Fellowship Meal (aſter PM service) 6/26-30 Timothy & Tabitha Classes Confidenal Counseling Bill Macke, LCSW (615-476-4931) Counseling services are available to the congregation. Today’s Sermons, June 18 AM – What Dads Do, Stan Butt PM – Chris Parker “I AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND HAVE IT ABUNDANTLY” And Jesus reached out . . ., Stan Bu O ne of my favorite miracles that Jesus performed is this one in the first chapter of Mark. Here’s why. “Now a leper came to Him, imploring Him, kneeling down to Him, and saying to Him, ‘If You are willing, You can make me clean.’ Then Jesus, moved with compassion, stretched out His hand and touched him, and said to him, ‘I am willing, be cleansed.” To start, Mark is a word miser. I mean he doesn’t use 10 words, if he can say it in 5. He wrote the shortest of the Gospels in a quick, terse, almost military style. He’s very direct, so the words he does use are calculated to produce the greatest effect. Next, leprosy in the ancient world was the most dreaded of diseases. It was considered to be terminal, con- tagious, disfiguring, and caused its vicm to become a social outcast. It was called the “living death.” On top of this, most people believed lepers must have been guilty of great secret sins for God to inflict such punish- ment on them. They became “untouchable.” So here’s our story. Don’t blink you’ll miss it. A leper asks Jesus to heal him, and Jesus does. Not very remarkable right? I mean Jesus worked tons of miracles. What’s so special about this one? Watch this …Jesus, moved with compassion …stretched out His hand and touched him. Jesus healed people with words; from across the room (“Stretch out your hand”), from outside the tomb (“Lazarus come forth”), from miles away (“Go your way, your son lives”). He didn’t have to touch this lep- rous man. But He did. That’s the Savior we serve, He who reaches out to touch the leper when He could have just spoken his heal- ing, a Savior powerful enough to heal with a word and compassionate enough to heal with a touch. You can’t heal anybody. But you can reach out and touch somebody, especially those who society considers “untouchable.” And I think that’s exactly what our Savior requires of us. □
Transcript of And Jesus reached out . . ., Stan Butt...
June 25th 10:30 AM PM Song Leader Kim Cline Brian Boyett
Opening Prayer Ernie Menet Joseph Jennings
Scripture Reading Samuel Jennings Paul Anderson
Closing Prayer Elders David Higgins
(Monthly) Audio-Visual Stace Fauske Stace Fauske
Presiding at the Table Rodney Rich
Greeters Holloway/C. Johnson
(Monthly) Communion Preparation Deana Falkner
(Monthly) Lock-Up David Higgins/Ed Stone
Ashley Glen 8:30 a.m. Growth Group 4
Opening Prayer Brian Boyd
Song Leader Vic Long
Devotional Dale Boyd
Closing Prayer Warren Sims
Service Times For the Record
Ashley Glen – 8:30 a.m. Sunday School – 9:30 a.m.
AM Worship – 8:15 & 10:30 a.m. PM Worship – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday – 7:00 p.m.
Contribution – $9,478.81
Sunday School –206 AM Worship – 271 PM Worship – 80
June 11, 2017
Office Phone 770-487-9246 Email: [email protected]
OUR SHEPHERDS
Perry Baker - (404) 427-3212
Jimmy England - (251) 375-4554
Andy Garner - (404) 557-1872
Todd Wilson - (678) 570-3382
Calendar
6/19-22 Mission Atlanta
6/23 Six Flags COC Youth Day
6/25 Baby Shower for Katie Barnes
6/25 GG4 Fellowship Meal (after PM service)
6/26-30 Timothy & Tabitha Classes
Confidential Counseling
Bill Macke, LCSW (615-476-4931) Counseling services are available to the congregation.
Today’s Sermons, June 18
AM – What Dads Do, Stan Butt
PM – Chris Parker
“I AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND HAVE IT ABUNDANTLY” And Jesus reached out . . ., Stan Butt
O ne of my favorite miracles that Jesus performed is this one in the first chapter of Mark. Here’s why.
“Now a leper came to Him, imploring Him, kneeling down to Him, and saying to Him, ‘If You are willing, You can make me clean.’ Then Jesus, moved with compassion, stretched out His hand and touched him, and said to him, ‘I am willing, be cleansed.”
To start, Mark is a word miser. I mean he doesn’t use 10 words, if he can say it in 5. He wrote the shortest of the Gospels in a quick, terse, almost military style. He’s very direct, so the words he does use are calculated to produce the greatest effect.
Next, leprosy in the ancient world was the most dreaded of diseases. It was considered to be terminal, con-tagious, disfiguring, and caused its victim to become a social outcast. It was called the “living death.” On top of this, most people believed lepers must have been guilty of great secret sins for God to inflict such punish-ment on them. They became “untouchable.”
So here’s our story. Don’t blink you’ll miss it. A leper asks Jesus to heal him, and Jesus does.
Not very remarkable right? I mean Jesus worked tons of miracles. What’s so special about this one?
Watch this
…Jesus, moved with compassion
…stretched out His hand and touched him.
Jesus healed people with words; from across the room (“Stretch out your hand”), from outside the tomb (“Lazarus come forth”), from miles away (“Go your way, your son lives”). He didn’t have to touch this lep-rous man. But He did.
That’s the Savior we serve, He who reaches out to touch the leper when He could have just spoken his heal-ing, a Savior powerful enough to heal with a word and compassionate enough to heal with a touch.
You can’t heal anybody. But you can reach out and touch somebody, especially those who society considers “untouchable.” And I think that’s exactly what our Savior requires of us. □
6/19 Jason Breeding
6/20 John Michael Jennings
6/21 Megan Ellis
6/22 Monica Boyd
6/22 Dave Christie
6/22 Austin Ellis
6/22 Noa Walczak
6/24 Ava Spangler
Birthdays
6/20 Gary & Debbie Holloway
6/21 Kim & Claudia Cline
6/22 Joel & Emma Pritchett
Anniversaries
Family News
Shut-In
Joyce Greene
Edna Goble
Illness & Recovery
Ronnie Trussell
April Adams
Kathy Henry
Joyce Greene
Expectant Mothers
Katie Barnes
Emma Pritchett
Assisting in Worship
Announcements
Chris Parker
Song Leader
AM Ken Weinhardt
PM Paul Anderson
Opening Prayer
AM Steve Watts
PM Vic Long
Scripture Reading
AM Josh Dale
PM Riley Boyd
Presiding
Clark Johnson
Table Servants
Card Pickup
Bo Fauske
Closing Prayer
AM Elders
PM Brian Boyett
Greeters
Falkner/Meacham
Brian Boyd
Riley Boyd
Chris Brock
Joshua Brock
Drew Garner
Victor Harp
Clark Johnson
Rodney Rich
Mason Rich
Carl Schmidt
Matt Shank
Tyler Watts
Mom-to-be: Katie Barnes
Sunday, June 25th 2-4 p.m.
Fellowship Hall
~ Her initials will be AAB ~
(nursery colors are neutrals, gold, soft
pinks and peachy pink)
BABY SHOWER
Mighty Fortress
VBS 2017
July 9-12th 6-8 p.m.
Ages: 3/4 - Rising 5th grade
Mission Atlanta
June 19-22
A part of the Outreach and Service Projects the
Youth Group will be doing this week will be as-
sembling packages to send to our troops. Please
donate items for us to include in these packages
by tonight. A list of needed items can be found
on the Youth Board. Also, if you are able to help
with food, please contact Regina Jennings or sign
up on the Youth Board.
Martini & Carla Salien
Machaiah, D.J. & DeAndre
7615 Green Springs Dr.
Jonesboro, GA 30236
M ISSION ATLANTA kicks off tonight after our P.M. service! Everyone that is housing or
participating in Mission ATL are encouraged to attend. Food will be provided! Monday
through Friday of Mission Atlanta all students are to arrive at the building at 8 A.M.
sharp! The kids will be broken up into 4 different teams mixed in with members of the other youth
groups, so each team has a different schedule. The students will get their team schedule tonight at
the kick off. They will only need money for lunch on one day, the other 3 days lunch will be provid-
ed at the building. The afternoons are very flexible. Students are welcome to stay at the building
or go back to their homes if they need to. Every evening at 6 P.M. dinner will be served for the
students and chaperones. If you would like to help out with dinner please see Regina Jennings.
Friday is our Mission ATL Fun Day at Six Flags. We will leave the building Friday morning at 9 A.M.
for Six Flags. Lunch is included, but students will need money for dinner, and drinks and snacks
throughout the day. If you have any questions please contact Philip or Peyton. We are excited for
a great week, full of service to God!
Outreach &
Service Projects
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