OCTOBER 11, 2015: Join in with Jesus
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
OCTOBER 11: Scripture Reading and Sermon
For the week of October 11, 2015 our scripture comes from JOHN CHAPTER 1, VERSES 43-50. The sermon given by Guest Rev. Dave Ankcorn is titled "Join in with Jesus".
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
OCTOBER 4: Book of Genesis Sermon
For the week of October 4, 2015, our focus is on the Book of Genesis. The sermon given by Rev. Wim Mauldin is titled "Orientation Day".
OCTOBER 4, 2015: Orientation Day
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Tuesday, September 22, 2015
SEPTEMBER 20: Scripture Reading and Sermon
For the week of September 20, 2015 our scripture comes from MATTHEW CHAPTER 7, VERSES 21-27. The sermon given by Rev. Wim Mauldin is titled "Pretty Scary".
SEPTEMBER 20, 2015: Pretty Scary
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Sunday, August 30, 2015
AUGUST 30: Solo Song, Scripture Reading, and Sermon
For the week of August 30, 2015 our scripture as read by Milt comes from MATTHEW CHAPTER 4, VERSES 1-11. The sermon given by Guest Rev. Sean Brown is titled "Joy in the Struggle". Additionally, this week we have a special solo song from Charlette called "If You Only Let God Guide You":
AUGUST 30, 2015: Joy in the Struggle (Guest Rev. Sean Brown)
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Friday, August 28, 2015
Friday Notes for Week of August 30
1. This Sunday our guest preacher will be Rev. Sean Brown, who is Interim Minister at Queen Anne Baptist Church. Most of us know Sean and know that we are in for a treat! Pastor Wim, reciprocating, will be preaching at Queen Anne Baptist Church. Also, we will be treated to a solo by Charlette Tapsoba.
2. After church, Coffee Time will be hosted by the LLS Light the Night Team. Here is a note from Victoria about that: …. “The Wedgwood Walkers Light the Night Team will be hosting a very special coffee hour on Sunday after church. We will be showing a video that you won’t want to miss! Please join us and learn how you can make an impact, sign up to join the walk team or make a donation to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Help us make Someday Today and create a world without cancer. For your convenience, you may also participate online by going to our special page dedicated to Mary Welch: http://pages.lightthenight.org/wa/SeattleL15/WedgwoodWalkers.”
3. Start resting up for Labor Day Weekend - because after that, we will start off the Church Year (coincides with School Year) with a bang! The first event, Movie Night, will be on September 12, with the feature "The Age of Adaline."
4. Ed reports that last Sunday's sermon has been posted to the website; the recording includes the touching Dedication of Rose - so even if you were there, you may want to listen again!
5. The September Wedgletter will be sent out next week and, as usual, is chock-full of interesting items, so be on the lookout for that!
Lastly, the Your Story question is:Tell about a time or activity when you really struggled. What were you thinking while you were struggling? How did you feel when the struggle was over?
2. After church, Coffee Time will be hosted by the LLS Light the Night Team. Here is a note from Victoria about that: …. “The Wedgwood Walkers Light the Night Team will be hosting a very special coffee hour on Sunday after church. We will be showing a video that you won’t want to miss! Please join us and learn how you can make an impact, sign up to join the walk team or make a donation to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Help us make Someday Today and create a world without cancer. For your convenience, you may also participate online by going to our special page dedicated to Mary Welch: http://pages.lightthenight.org/wa/SeattleL15/WedgwoodWalkers.”
3. Start resting up for Labor Day Weekend - because after that, we will start off the Church Year (coincides with School Year) with a bang! The first event, Movie Night, will be on September 12, with the feature "The Age of Adaline."
4. Ed reports that last Sunday's sermon has been posted to the website; the recording includes the touching Dedication of Rose - so even if you were there, you may want to listen again!
5. The September Wedgletter will be sent out next week and, as usual, is chock-full of interesting items, so be on the lookout for that!
Lastly, the Your Story question is:Tell about a time or activity when you really struggled. What were you thinking while you were struggling? How did you feel when the struggle was over?
Sunday, August 23, 2015
AUGUST 23: Scripture Reading, Sermon, and Infant Dedication
For the week of August 23, 2015 our scripture as read by Jeff comes from MATTHEW CHAPTER 7, VERSES 1-5. The sermon given by Rev. Wim Mauldin is titled "No Strings Attached". Additionally, this week we have a special Infant Dedication for Rose:
AUGUST 23, 2015: No Strings Attached (PLUS Infant Dedication of Rose)
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Friday, August 21, 2015
SECOND THOUGHTS from Pastor Wim
SECOND THOUGHTS from Pastor Wim as a follow up to the Week of August 16 Service:
Anxiety (or fear) is the root of most of the bad decisions we make. Last Sunday we looked into all the ways that anxiety over food, clothing and other necessities captures our attention. Anxiety can blind us to all the ways that God provides for us, so the resulting trust in God might lower our anxiety. Giving thanks for all God provides begins to clear our vision and dissolve our anxiety a little at a time.
Next Sunday, we reflect on the possibility that we negatively evaluate those who raise anxiety. Anxiety can blind us to all the ways that we do the same thing they do. Unconditionally respecting and/or loving those that raise our anxiety can clear our perception of what we are doing and dissolve the anxiety a little bit at a time. If we choose to be God’s children, we are committed to give up condemning others in order to express that unconditional love God has for us and our neighbor.
Anxiety (or fear) is the root of most of the bad decisions we make. Last Sunday we looked into all the ways that anxiety over food, clothing and other necessities captures our attention. Anxiety can blind us to all the ways that God provides for us, so the resulting trust in God might lower our anxiety. Giving thanks for all God provides begins to clear our vision and dissolve our anxiety a little at a time.
Next Sunday, we reflect on the possibility that we negatively evaluate those who raise anxiety. Anxiety can blind us to all the ways that we do the same thing they do. Unconditionally respecting and/or loving those that raise our anxiety can clear our perception of what we are doing and dissolve the anxiety a little bit at a time. If we choose to be God’s children, we are committed to give up condemning others in order to express that unconditional love God has for us and our neighbor.
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