Showing posts with label Moses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moses. Show all posts
Monday, December 6, 2021
Thursday, January 9, 2014
E-Flash From Dan, January 9, 2014
Dear
E-Flash Friends;
Guess
what? We are supposed to have a high
temperature of 40 degrees this Sunday!
Wow! Can you believe it? There’s a heat wave coming. No kidding.
I just looked it up on weather.com. And everyone knows that weather forecasters
have to get their predictions right or they are in big trouble! I may dig out the inflatable pool, fill it up,
and have a little swim party after the morning services.
Speaking
of the morning services, we are going to be continuing with our Exodus series
this Sunday, January 12th. I
haven’t only been playing around in the sun the past few days, I have been
working on the message, too. Really. I have been writing a little bit every day for
the past 5 days and most of it is written. I
promise to have all of the message ready by Sunday! J
And I’m
looking forward to talking about one of the great stories of the Old Testament:
the story of Moses leading the people of Israel as they escape through the Red
Sea. It’s a great tale of God’s power,
protection and activity. It prompted “awe”
from God’s people. I’m believing that we’re
all going to be blessed and I’m hoping we will be awestruck by our great God,
too. You won’t want to miss it!
If that’s
not enough, the worship team is planning some great music to help us give
praise to God, as well. Sounds great,
doesn’t it?
I’m
guessing that since we had such terrible weather last week, this will be the
first Sunday of the new year at church for many of us. Hope to see you Sunday.
Love
and blessings,
Dan
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Is God Moving You Out of Your Comfort Zone?
It’s not uncommon for God to call us to something that will move us out of our comfort zone. In other words, God’s direction for us could possibly make us feel a little bit scared—think about Moses, Jonah, Esther, David, Paul, etc… Part of the reason for this is that God wants us to learn to trust Him in situations where it isn’t necessarily easy to trust Him.
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