Sunday Service – 9/10/23

Welcome to our service page. We’re glad you’re here!

Our Sunday morning services start at 10:45. We have in-person Sunday school at 9:45.

Music

• It Is Truly Wonderful
• He Touched Me
• Learning to Lean
• This Is Amazing Grace
• Jesus Messiah

Scripture Readings

• Opening Reading: Psalm 119:33-40
• Sermon Texts: Romans 12; 1 Peter 3:15-16

Announcements

• Wednesday Night
  • Meal
    • 5:30 pm
    • Chicken Fried Chicken
  • Age-Based Groups
    • 6:15pm
    • Adults: Bible study in Philippians
    • Kids: Bible Lesson, Music, and Activities
• Special Service with Larry Morris at Poteau Nazarene Church
  • On Sunday, September 17, we will have our morning service in Poteau so that we can hear from and meet our new district superintendent.
  • No Sunday School
  • Service starts at 11am
  • Plan to stay for a meal after the service.
    • We’ve been asked to bring desserts.
• Alabaster Offering Sunday, September 24th
• Promotion Sunday – October 1st
• Memorial Roll Presentation Service for Hal Cauthron
  • Sunday Morning, October 8th
  • Potluck After Service
• If you would like to view Hal Cauthron’s memorial service, you can find it at: https://www.mercer-adams.com/obituary/halbert-hal-cauthron
  • Scroll to near the bottom of the page and select: “Watch Video”

Service Video

Sermon Title: “Transformed Life”

Weekly Practice

PATIENCE, KINDNESS, AND GOODNESS: Generosity

WE ARE SURROUNDED by and inundated with a myth of scarcity, or the idea that we must protect what we have because there is not enough to go around. As people living in God’s kingdom, though, we are ruled not by scarcity but by abundance. God has more than enough, and he shares it freely. Everything we have has been given to us. It is all “manna,” given to us daily by our more-than-generous God. God’s provision makes it possible for us to be generous as well, no matter how much we have. This week, practice generosity as you buy someone’s coffee, give to a ministry, or get a grocery gift card for a neighbor who needs it. As you do, be reminded of and grateful for the ways God has been generous toward you.

Have a blessed week!